GrapheneOS Foundation
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Also written as: The GrapheneOS Foundation · the foundation · the organization
Involved in
- GrapheneOS posted a tweet on July 27, 2026.
- Any new law designed to make the software or its security features illegal would likely be unconstitutional.
- The GrapheneOS Foundation joined the debate about privacy and operational security on mobile devices.
- The GrapheneOS Foundation has no obligation to weaken GrapheneOS features designed to improve user and data security.
- The GrapheneOS Foundation has tried to downplay the importance of duress passwords for the platform's security, saying the feature is just a minor option within a broader security model.
Statements attributed to it
- Any new law designed to make the software or its security features illegal would likely be unconstitutional.
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- The GrapheneOS Foundation has no obligation to weaken GrapheneOS features designed to improve user and data security.
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- The operating system that got Sam Tunick prosecuted by the US government has nothing to do with unlawful practices.
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- Once data has been wiped from a GrapheneOS-powered phone, there is no way to recover any of it.
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- The Android-based OS is protected by the US Constitution, meaning no one can (theoretically) be prosecuted for creating, developing, or even using the platform on their devices.
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- The GrapheneOS Foundation has tried to downplay the importance of duress passwords for the platform's security, saying the feature is just a minor option within a broader security model.
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Origin: first recognised while reading GrapheneOS says its data-wiping "duress" password is perfectly legal, after user faces federal charges · 2026-08-03 17:12