GrapheneOS is a non-profit open source project. It is not a company. It does not currently sell devices. It does not have an official device management app.
GrapheneOS has a team of developers working on it (github.com/orgs/GrapheneO…) led by @DanielMicay who started the project.
GrapheneOS has a team of developers working on it (github.com/orgs/GrapheneO…) led by @DanielMicay who started the project.
@DanielMicay There are companies and individuals selling devices with GrapheneOS. We aren't selling devices with GrapheneOS ourselves at this time. Some of these vendors install a bunch of additional apps and provide device management. We do not have our own official device management app.
For the most part, we're not receiving anything based on these companies selling devices. We're on good terms with @ncryptcellular and they're supporting the project. We're working towards being on good terms with a couple others. Others have been problematic and have harmed us.
Please just be aware that there are no other co-founders of GrapheneOS. There are now multiple full-time and part-time developers, but the project was started by one person, and it was a one person project when it was initially renamed to GrapheneOS. There are no other founders.
GrapheneOS is open source, but that doesn't mean the requirements of the MIT, Apache 2 and GPLv2 licenses can be ignored.
Our brand should not be misused and people should not be misrepresenting their role in the project. We're tried our best to address these things in private.
Our brand should not be misused and people should not be misrepresenting their role in the project. We're tried our best to address these things in private.
Copperhead is by far the worst offender and is engaged in many different kinds of malicious actions against us at the same time as they're copying our work without attribution and license compliance. However, there are others, often those we've tried to work with in various ways.
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