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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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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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It's not nonsense. You're scammers tricking people into buying an expensive product that's less private and secure than AOSP. You sell a product with DRM and tracking in the Updater app which makes it possible to target users, which is definitely something Copperhead would do.
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There's nothing unhinged about it. What's unhinged is thinking that you can scam people selling them a ridiculously expensive phone that's simply a proprietary fork of legacy open source code with DRM and tracking added to it in order to enforce licensing. Stop scamming people.
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They are far better off buying an iPhone, which is a more private and secure product, available for cheaper and comes from a reputable company instead of con artists. CopperheadOS and resellers like this one are scammers. They're ripping people off with false claims and branding.
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