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    Walt payment app brings tap-to-pay to Graphene OS phones●Walt is a "tap-to-pay for the rebels" - mobile phones with Graphene OS (and Sailfish OS) will benefit. No more Apple PayMmastodonBusinessBanking2322 h ago

    Walt is a new tap-to-pay project aimed at privacy-focused phone users, letting devices running Graphene OS and Sailfish OS make contactless payments without Apple Pay or Google Pay. Its developers say first steps have been taken and partnerships have been signed, though significant technical challenges remain ahead.

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    GrapheneOS history account called biased by critic▼A historical view on the emergence of Graphene OS out of Copper for Android The story is slanted in unbalanced directionMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity194 d ago

    A historical account of how GrapheneOS emerged from the earlier CopperheadOS Android project is being shared with a caution that the story is told in an unbalanced, one-sided way. The long-running dispute between the two secure Android projects remains contentious, and observers are urged to treat partisan retellings of the split skeptically.

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    GrapheneOS install on Pixel 8 aided by Proton's Lumo AI●Yesterday I installed Graphene OS on a refurbished Pixel 8 and successfully transferred everything I needed from the oldMmastodonTechnologyAI11 d ago

    A user reports successfully installing GrapheneOS on a refurbished Pixel 8 and transferring all data from their old phone, crediting Proton's Lumo AI assistant for guiding the process despite having no technical expertise. The account highlights how AI assistants are lowering the barrier to privacy-focused custom Android systems for everyday users.

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    GrapheneOS pitched as the most secure phone alternative to Google Android▼Most Secure Phone in the World – It’s Android without Google! Graphene OS is a privacy and security hardened mobile operMmastodonTechnologyMobile26 d ago

    GrapheneOS, a privacy and security hardened operating system built on the Android Open Source Project, is being promoted as a way to run Android without Google services. Supporters say it offers a de-googled Android experience that shields users from pervasive tracking, positioning it as one of the most secure mobile options available today.