alt Hacker NewsIf the open hardware offers at least comparable security then maybe. If the hardware is an open book then no.
A short list of the hardware security measures necessary to consider it "not a toy" ;) -- https://grapheneos.org/faq#future-devices
If the open hardware offers at least comparable security then maybe. If the hardware is an open book then no.
A short list of the hardware security measures necessary to consider it "not a toy" ;) -- https://grapheneos.org/faq#future-devices
I'm not convinced that all of these is required for security. My Qubes OS desktop is probably more secure than any GrapheneOS phone, and it only requires good hardware virtualization for that.
> If the hardware is an open book then no.
So you choose security through obscurity. I have no further questions.