A privacy and security-focused fork of Android — GrapheneOS — is taking a stand against digital age verification laws.

The team behind GrapheneOS said it won't apply with age check laws, which require people to confirm their age before using an OS.

GrapheneOS is a secure take on Android. With stronger sandboxing, this mobile OS is rock solid. The installation isn't exactly easy, but it's worth the effort. Recently, I decided it was time to give ...

The GrapheneOS Foundation has reaffirmed its stance on privacy and accessibility, saying GrapheneOS will maintain its commitment to user privacy by not requiring any personal information, government ...

GrapheneOS is holding firm against global ID rules, keeping its no-account policy even if that limits access in some regions, trading convenience and availability for stronger privacy protections.The ...

The new Pixel Camera 10.x update now requires Google Play Services, reportedly causing crashes on GrapheneOS and other de-Googled systems. Users can fix this by ...

Rajesh started following the latest happenings in the world of Android around the release of the Nexus One and Samsung Galaxy S. After flashing custom ROMs and kernels on his beloved Galaxy S, he ...

GrapheneOS confirmed to have partnered with a major Android OEM in June 2025, breaking free from its Pixel exclusivity. It’s currently working closely with the said brand to support at least one of ...