A US man is being prosecuted after allegedly offering a GrapheneOS duress PIN that wiped his Pixel phone. The charge treats the alleged wipe as destruction of property intended to prevent a government ...
Your phone holds a running record of your life. It can reveal private messages, photos, financial records and location history. That explains why some people turn to extreme security tools. One of ...
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I set up a self-destruct password on my Galaxy Note, and it exposed why GrapheneOS keeps it locked to their OS
A recent US prosecution dragged one of GrapheneOS’s most interesting privacy features into public discourse. Instead of unlocking a phone, a separate duress PIN or password, when entered, makes its ...
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