iOS is 1000x more private and secure then Android.
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You can use Android without Google. You can’t use iOS without Apple these days.
On hardware such as a Pixel, the security difference is arguable.
Android is also more free. You can install an APK without a computer.
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I find it hard to believe that a random (new) OS can devote the same kind of resources to security that a $2 trillion company can.
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What’s random or new about the Android Open Source Project? CopperheadOS (the hardening work) has been going for 5 years.
Apple seems to leave most of its money in cash, has never deployed end to end encryption in its cloud services and has baked iCloud throughout.
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Copperhead is dead. is the new project by the original developer . Copperhead is just stealing source code.
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You're just selling a proprietary project forked from our code in violation of the licenses. You're supporting a company that's anti-open-source and is waging a nasty war against the open source project they depend on. It's hard to take a proprietary ripoff seriously.
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CopperheadOS is a fork of our legacy codebase in violation of the licenses with DRM and tracking added to the Updater app. It is primarily just AOSP with a custom boot animation and wallpaper, since they have not meaningfully maintained or developed real privacy/security work.
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You're selling people a very expensive product that's making them less private and secure. The original open source project is available for free with far more privacy and security, and without tracking. People are far better off with iPhones than yet another 'secure' phone scam.
It's October. CopperheadOS does not have the September security update yet. The current version of Android with the latest privacy/security features is Android 11. CopperheadOS is based on Android 10. It's a less private and secure fork of AOSP that's branded as being better.
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The documentation and blog posts about hardening on the CopperheadOS site were made for the open source project now called GrapheneOS and do not apply to CopperheadOS. Again, look into it. CopperheadOS also illegally stripped the attribution to the actual author of that content.
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