Linus spends a month living on GrapheneOS, the open-source, privacy-first Android fork that swaps out Google services and corporate bloatware for a tightly sandboxed experience. He walks through the app stores, tests core features (and missing ones), and sees firsthand how much control and performance you really gain when you strip away the usual spyware and pre-installed junk.
Along the way he asks the big questions: is this level of security overkill for everyday folks, or a breath of fresh air in a world of data-hungry tech giants? By the end, you’ll know whether GrapheneOS is worth the trade-offs or just a niche “criminals’ phone” gimmick.
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