Comment by fsflover 19 days ago > Android> without being tied to GoogleThat's a contradiction. 23 comments fsflover Reply rcMgD2BwE72F 19 days ago No. I'm on GrapheneOS and not tied to Google.You must be thinking of the Google Play Services but these aren't required by GrapheneOS. izacus 19 days ago No, we're thinking about the fact that Android is Google owned and developed and no removal of Play Services changes that.Every Android ROM is critically dependant on Googles work to actually develop and secure the OS. catlikesshrimp 19 days ago It is tied to google inasmuch all target phones are google branded. https://grapheneos.org/faq#supported-devicesHopefully that can change, in the future fsflover 19 days ago It's tied to Google's development strategy, such as removal of Manifest-V2, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41905368 JCattheATM 17 days ago It could change now, it could have changed years ago, they just have no interest in trying. It's pretty annoying honestly. pjmlp 19 days ago As long as it depends on Google paying upstream development that GrapheneOS updates from, it is tied to Google.Now if GrapheneOS was its own thing without additional AOSP code updates. philipallstar 19 days ago This becomes sophistry, though. "tied to" in a way that doesn't matter, doesn't matter. 15 replies → brnt 19 days ago Anyone on Graphene is tied tot Google, for it requires Google hardware.
rcMgD2BwE72F 19 days ago No. I'm on GrapheneOS and not tied to Google.You must be thinking of the Google Play Services but these aren't required by GrapheneOS. izacus 19 days ago No, we're thinking about the fact that Android is Google owned and developed and no removal of Play Services changes that.Every Android ROM is critically dependant on Googles work to actually develop and secure the OS. catlikesshrimp 19 days ago It is tied to google inasmuch all target phones are google branded. https://grapheneos.org/faq#supported-devicesHopefully that can change, in the future fsflover 19 days ago It's tied to Google's development strategy, such as removal of Manifest-V2, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41905368 JCattheATM 17 days ago It could change now, it could have changed years ago, they just have no interest in trying. It's pretty annoying honestly. pjmlp 19 days ago As long as it depends on Google paying upstream development that GrapheneOS updates from, it is tied to Google.Now if GrapheneOS was its own thing without additional AOSP code updates. philipallstar 19 days ago This becomes sophistry, though. "tied to" in a way that doesn't matter, doesn't matter. 15 replies → brnt 19 days ago Anyone on Graphene is tied tot Google, for it requires Google hardware.
izacus 19 days ago No, we're thinking about the fact that Android is Google owned and developed and no removal of Play Services changes that.Every Android ROM is critically dependant on Googles work to actually develop and secure the OS.
catlikesshrimp 19 days ago It is tied to google inasmuch all target phones are google branded. https://grapheneos.org/faq#supported-devicesHopefully that can change, in the future fsflover 19 days ago It's tied to Google's development strategy, such as removal of Manifest-V2, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41905368 JCattheATM 17 days ago It could change now, it could have changed years ago, they just have no interest in trying. It's pretty annoying honestly.
fsflover 19 days ago It's tied to Google's development strategy, such as removal of Manifest-V2, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41905368
JCattheATM 17 days ago It could change now, it could have changed years ago, they just have no interest in trying. It's pretty annoying honestly.
pjmlp 19 days ago As long as it depends on Google paying upstream development that GrapheneOS updates from, it is tied to Google.Now if GrapheneOS was its own thing without additional AOSP code updates. philipallstar 19 days ago This becomes sophistry, though. "tied to" in a way that doesn't matter, doesn't matter. 15 replies →
philipallstar 19 days ago This becomes sophistry, though. "tied to" in a way that doesn't matter, doesn't matter. 15 replies →
No. I'm on GrapheneOS and not tied to Google.
You must be thinking of the Google Play Services but these aren't required by GrapheneOS.
No, we're thinking about the fact that Android is Google owned and developed and no removal of Play Services changes that.
Every Android ROM is critically dependant on Googles work to actually develop and secure the OS.
It is tied to google inasmuch all target phones are google branded. https://grapheneos.org/faq#supported-devices
Hopefully that can change, in the future
It's tied to Google's development strategy, such as removal of Manifest-V2, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41905368
It could change now, it could have changed years ago, they just have no interest in trying. It's pretty annoying honestly.
As long as it depends on Google paying upstream development that GrapheneOS updates from, it is tied to Google.
Now if GrapheneOS was its own thing without additional AOSP code updates.
This becomes sophistry, though. "tied to" in a way that doesn't matter, doesn't matter.
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Anyone on Graphene is tied tot Google, for it requires Google hardware.