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CalyxOS or AOSP on Fairphone 5
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this post was submitted on 19 Apr 2026
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Article written by GrapheneOS? They are hardly objective. Graphene's social media account hates every android ROM that isn't called GrapheneOS and will excessively shit on it. It's to make you believe nothing but GrapheneOS is secure. It also helps that they are releasing a phone with Motorola soon that will come with GrapheneOS pre-installed on it.
My bet is that they will call it the most secure phone on the planet with quotes taken out of context from anywhere they can find.
I don't know who wrote the article. I don't really need GrapheneOS and I won't buy a special phone to get it. Calyx Os looks to be a good project but it is paused. IodéOS is also up-to-date unlike /e/OS.