Not people you know, a random civilian. Highly doubt that you have walked past a random civilian who uses GrapheneOS. It just makes you stand out way more and is extremely rare to find a random person using GrapheneOS

Sadly privacy is costly. It’s the only option compared to the others

You can go on the site without javascript, but it breaks the UI

Major difference, as this is a carrier.

They have a special option called Obscura but it is only available via contact

One of Cape Obscura’s key features is identifier rotation. By regularly changing the identifiers your phone transmits—like IMSI, IMEI, and AdID—Cape makes it nearly impossible for trackers or malicious actors to follow your digital footprint. Source

How many people have you seen use GrapheneOS in public?

It would be the first ever telecom honeypot. Even if it was a honeypot, nothing sufficient can be collected and it would not make sense to waste so much resources on an entire telecom company for no info. Just does not make sense

Don’t be paranoid whenever you stumble upon a privacy company because If everybody doesn’t trust a decent privacy focused company like you, the company will fall. You can’t just assume something is a honeypot because of small details.

Signal is also US-based and Cape is literally a carrier with coverage only in America. I found one of there employees that previously worked 9 years with DuckDuckGo and is now working with Cape.

The coverage is only in America, I guess it doesn’t need to be collected over there

They use Digital Signatures instead of usernames and passwords. Cape employees don’t port out numbers and only you can with a 24 word seedphrase you can read more about it here so I guess they are more secure compared to others.

This has to be a joke, what do you mean “just use signal” and “open source” ???

Stripe handles the actual card details, while Cape only receives the token, which cannot be mapped to your real credit card number. Stripe generates a token that is stored on cape’s systems to confirm a payment has been made. Cape does not store your credit card number. Cape does not associate tokens to subscribers

Why not just use the Maps app if your already on iOS?

Wouldn’t this create a download of all your data? Even if you delete all your data they could still keep the download and view your previous data.

Have you ever seen someone in public use GrapheneOS? Of course they would suspect them if the drug dealers they caught all use the same niche custom operating system.

How is iCloud not secure or privacy focused? You make no sense with this list. iOS is insanely secure compared to stock android.

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Reminder that Orion is not open source, but it is made by a reputable company Kagi. They will make it open source soon though.

You think using uBlock and a VPN while signed out with a good browser isn’t good enough? Agree YouTube is heavy but only if you have like 8gb of ram with lots of videos open

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Sad it’s still not available on iOS yet…

It doesn’t know your device model but it knows you’re using an iPhone, but yes it can use the width of the viewport size to narrow down just like a screenshot but It does not matter as much if you have a more common sized iPhone rather than having a iPhone 16 Pro Max which is completely unique. Most likely there are other alternative browsers that spoof the viewport size for iOS, like letter boxing in Firefox.

I just talked about screenshots as they are shared all the time and some people might not want other people to know what type of phone they are currently using, just general privacy.

For iOS devices, the model is not included in the metadata of a screenshot

Why can’t you share screenshots? It’s just general bad op-sec, obviously your phone model alone can’t be used against you, but it can be used to connect the dots with other information. People send screenshots all the time, and you can still share a screenshot of something while having privacy.

Some people share screenshots without knowing they are also giving other data included, like there phone model or something close to it. Even if metadata is stripped