This release adds an opt-in GrapheneOS network location client providing location detection based on nearby Wi-Fi networks using a local trilateration algorithm run on the device. It fetches a list of nearby Wi-Fi networks from Apple’s location service either directly or through a GrapheneOS proxy.

It currently only has a very basic approach to altitude estimation which we’ll be properly integrating into the trilateration algorithm in the near future.

It currently only uses Wi-Fi networks but we’ll be extending it with support for using cell towers as a fallback in the near future.

We’re in the process of building our own network location database based on scraping all of the cell tower and Wi-Fi data from Apple’s service. Scraping all the cell tower data is quick and will be easy to keep rapidly updated. A contributor scraped more than 2 billion Wi-Fi APs over 3 months.

This data isn’t copyrightable and Apple freely offers it without requiring authentication. It will be the initial basis for our database, but we’ll add other sources including an option to send us data from GrapheneOS devices. We’ll provide database downloads to support offline network location.

Source: https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/114076810453893886

The only other things i can think of outside of accrescent would be obtainium or droidify but those aren’t as high security as accrescent

There is accrescent which is included in the GrapheneOS App store app.

Only officially supported devices listed here can be used with GrapheneOS: https://grapheneos.org/faq#supported-devices

Please be aware that GrapheneOS is not a ROM, as ROM stands for Read Only Memory. The storage medium GrapheneOS is installed to is writeable, thus not being a ROM. Similar to how Windows or Mac are not ROMs but operating systems.

Clearly a woman. “My lady” would’ve been more appropriate. Please don’t be rude

Good one! :)

Awesome👍

Open Settings > Press About Phone > press Build Number until a toast notification says “You are now a developer”. You may be prompted to type in your lock screen password before the toast message is shown.

Once you have done the above. Go back to the main screen of the settings menu > Press System > Developer Options > Bug Report. Follow the on screen instructions to choose the best style of bug report to create. Once you have made your selection, precede to call and press call record again to capture any possible logs.

Please remember, once you have captured your log to head back to developer options and disable them by pressing the toggle located on the far top right of the screen.

May you please specify the GrapheneOS build number that is found in the Device Settings > About > Build Number, along with the device model you are using?

You can copy paste the build number by pressing and holding it.

Would you be able to provide logs captured during call when this issue happens?

Would you please be able to post this on the issue tracker, if not already there?

There is an open issue on GitHub regarding adding automatic call recording, but it is a low priority enhancement. GrapheneOS’ default dialer already supports call recording.

If you would like to keep track of this issue, you can do so by checking out on the official GrapheneOS Issue tracker: https://github.com/GrapheneOS/os-issue-tracker/issues/2083

I hate SMS as a whole. It needs to be replaced with something modern.

This upgrade disabled 2FA for new logins

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Wallet tap to pay will not work.

You’re welcome. Thank you for your kind comment.

Figured I should let you know. GOS is an Operating System, which is different from ROM which is short for Read Only Memory. It’s like calling windows on your PC a ROM instead of an OS. It makes no sense.

That’d be a good idea

You mentioned, firefox. The app could be updated to better support tablet UI. That’s what I meant.

Well if I have a tablet, it wouldn’t be for Linux based apps, unless maybe some SSH/terminal stuff anyway. The apps mentioned would need to update to properly support tablets, if they haven’t been yet.