> I don't know why you just wrote 7 paragraphs arguing against something I didn't say
I argue against something you keep repeating:
> GrapheneOS is free, but it has implemented features that are designed to make it harder to exercise that freedom
This is wrong. First because it does not make it harder to exercise that freedom, and second because GRAPHENE DID NOT IMPLEMENT IT IN THE FIRST PLACE.
People arguing the way you do is, IMO, one of the reasons the "free software" movement lacks credibility. You're just whining because you wish you could have root access on your system without having to install it yourself.
I'm confused. Are you saying Graphene doesn't implement secure boot? Or that you don't think requiring users to wipe their phone and install a custom OS build before exercising their freedom makes exercising that freedom harder?
> You're just whining because you wish you could have root access on your system
This is false, and I think it's intellectually unhealthy to use your perception of a person's motives as an excuse to avoid mentally engaging with the substance of their argument.
I argue against something you keep repeating:
> GrapheneOS is free, but it has implemented features that are designed to make it harder to exercise that freedom
This is wrong. First because it does not make it harder to exercise that freedom, and second because GRAPHENE DID NOT IMPLEMENT IT IN THE FIRST PLACE.
People arguing the way you do is, IMO, one of the reasons the "free software" movement lacks credibility. You're just whining because you wish you could have root access on your system without having to install it yourself.
I'm out.