There's a coordinated campaign by Copperhead to spread misinformation about GrapheneOS. The approach tends to involve concern trolling: dictionary.com/e/slang/concer.
Be wary of comments claiming to be from people who support GrapheneOS but which spread false narratives attacking it.
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GrapheneOS is not losing support, and I'm talking about the spread of misinformation, not criticism.
The number of users is rapidly increasing. Contributions to the project and donations are ramping up. The project is doing better than ever despite coordinated attacks on it.
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Style points for replying with concern trolling to a post linking a dictionary definition of concern troll.
Using dishonest, underhanded tactics to attack open source projects and developers isn't limited to Copperhead. The reason it's so damaging is that others participate.
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Perhaps you should reflect on why you're making a reply like this to my post. What is the intent behind it?
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I don't see how actively countering misinformation and defending myself is acting like a victim. Letting it happen uncontested would be that. It's no conspiracy theory that Copperhead is coordinating attacks on the project and developers including misinformation.
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It's not speculation. They actively talk about it and coordinate it in their public channels. They closely follow GrapheneOS and the developers and repeatedly reach out to people we talk to and work with in an attempt to cause problems and aggravate existing ones.
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