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Copperhead filed a baseless lawsuit against our lead developer based on false claims. We've filed counterclaims against them and we're filing our own lawsuit against them based on their fraud. Can read our initial legal response here: https://grapheneos.org/legal/Micay_%20Copperhead_%20Statement%20of%20Defendant%20and%20Counterclaim.pdf … Spread the word.
You can donate to help cover our legal fees: https://grapheneos.org/donate . You can donate via PayPal, Bitcoin or with recurring donations through GitHub Sponsors to the lead developer. PayPal and GitHub Sponsors donations are currently just barely enough to cover ongoing legal fees.
Copperhead sells an expensive, closed source OS product almost entirely based on forking our past work. The main thing they've done is adding dangerous tracking to the update system to enforce licensing. It seriously lags behind security and OS updates and is not truly hardened.
They're ripping off customers with expensive products putting them at risk rather than protecting them. They're in the business of marketing and branding, not privacy and security. They mislead with fraudulent claims and their response to criticism is misdirection and more lies.
They're dependent on the past and present work of the open source project they're so desperate to harm and destroy. They fraudulently claim ownership and credit for our work. They're building a business based on masquerading as the open source project they're trying to wipe out.
https://renlord.com/posts/2020-03-25-copperheados-legal-threat/ … is an earlier example of them threatening a developer (a student) for porting code published by our lead developer in 2015 under the Apache 2 license. We never had any copyright assignment and the work was not done for Copperhead or attributed to them.
Look at the underhanded way they attempted to get him in trouble with his university and endanger his work on obtaining a doctorate. Meanwhile, they depend on the work of developers like this so they can leech off it and sell and expensive product funding their attacks on them.
Is this fight still going?
Yes, this post is about the baseless lawsuit they filed against us in a desperate attempt to wipe out GrapheneOS.
This is scary. @CopperheadOS realized it's more profitable to sell backdoor to law enforcement. That's why I prefer to use 100% open source @GrapheneOS instead of proprietary "god-knows-whats-inside". #opsec #backdoor #Androidpic.twitter.com/nNgQp9eVQC
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