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Have anyone tryed FRP buypass on this os yet?
If so please repport it!
How dows the os stand agance a hacker with high forensitic knowledge? If they can buypass normal andoid sstem does it mean they can also buypass Graphene OS ?
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> Have anyone tryed FRP buypass on this os yet?
Factory reset protection is an anti-theft feature provided by Google Play Services, not a security feature. GrapheneOS doesn't include Google Play Services and doesn't tie the device to any kind of online account or identity.
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It's possible to provide strong anti-theft by disabling the ability to wipe all data on the device via recovery. However, users sometimes forget their password and need the ability to wipe the device and start fresh. Realistically, it will only hurt users and won't deter theft.
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> How dows the os stand agance a hacker with high forensitic knowledge?
It's not clear what you're asking. GrapheneOS preserves everything about the strong encryption implementation and will only target devices with support for the full set of hardware-based encryption features.
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> If they can buypass normal andoid sstem does it mean they can also buypass Graphene OS ?
The entire point of GrapheneOS is making substantial privacy and security enhancements while preserving the baseline. So, no, especially since a 'normal' Android system does the opposite.
I we seen that on some phones, its possible to buypass pincode by loading a clean file to microusb and from bootmenu replace the lock or pattern file with empt one, thats why i asked if anyone have tryed on graphene os if this would work out!
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What you're suggesting doesn't make sense and certainly isn't possible on GrapheneOS. It wouldn't be possible on unmodified AOSP either. So no, that's not something you ever have to be worried about. Even if you could do that, which you obviously can't, profiles are encrypted...
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