2026-10-27T04:25:08Zhttps://nostr.nowNostr notes by SeanSeanhttps://nostr.now/npub16zuwls8yjtug8ayjst2see4fpmjjnu4qhrmjt89puuh3jmynakcs2wq642https://cdn.mstdn.ca/accounts/avatars/109/872/057/523/688/925/original/191d625ea4715147.jpeghttps://cdn.mstdn.ca/accounts/avatars/109/872/057/523/688/925/original/191d625ea4715147.jpeghttps://nostr.now/nevent1qqs9utppz6fx5qrk2vlg4w3lnngcfepcmwe0elzed32deecterx7k0qzyrgt3m7qujf03ql5j2pd2r8x4y8w220j5zu0wfvu58nj7xtvj0kmzen5hazto be fair they don't promise security, only privacy. at ...
In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqspahrs43dn59m4d4qtqup7m79legyhmqnjgglhctyj3dv73u68g7qtn67cr'>nevent1q…67cr</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>to be fair they don't promise security, only privacy. at least in their foreword on their website here.<br/><br/>I don't think it's by accident that they don't even use the word secure, or security, on the whole page.<br/><br/><a href="https://e.foundation/e-os/">https://e.foundation/e-os/</a><br/><br/>I've seen claims before where they claim it's better than GrapheneOS. But in what regard? Maybe degoogling and having alternatives pre-installed? GrapheneOS is probably more involved to get the same apps. That's the only way /e/ is better in my opinion
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