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Which is why I run GrapheneOS.
can't have a secure OS if the device itself isn't secure
These are reasonable demands https://grapheneos.org/faq#future-devices
That's only one half, the person you're talking to might not be running a secure device
If you're an org who's serious you will of course control the hardware platform, too.
I'm glad you said this because I was thinking, "Wait a second, isn't Graphite that OS that runs on Pixels? Is nothing sacred?" But no. That's Graphene, an important distinction. Cynical subroutine aborted.
Nothing to see here. Beep boop.
Oh good lord, I thought Graphebe was actually what they were TALKING about for a minute, I was EXTREMELY taken aback.