Daniel Micay
Daniel Micay
@afor3m3nti0n3D Is there a reason for closing it? We do plan to provide a way to use this for carriers needing it.
@cb474 Google Messages is a proprietary app with a proprietary messaging system tied to Google services. This issue has nothing to do with standard messaging and phone call functionality but...
> They prevented any means of 3rd party app developers or OS developers like Graphene to create an SMS app with RCS integration, as it would be considered copyright infringement,...
> We already have something just as good: What we're doing is much better. It blocks all new USB connections in software and hardware. Once none are established anymore, it...
The default fully disables USB data while locked if USB isn't in active use. You can connect a USB device while unlocked and it will keep working after locking. Our...
It's not currently a supported feature but it's possible we could provide something. It's likely more would be required than just this.
UWB is fixed but we don't have a way to use the Play services privileged UWB functionality.
OpenEUICC also heavily uses memory unsafe languages and isn't appropriate for inclusion in GrapheneOS for that reason too. We don't want an approach that's much less secure than Google's one.
@andromxda It's based on https://github.com/estkme-group/lpac which is fully written in C.
> If compile lpac to WebAssembly (use Emscripten) and using a pure Java-based WebAssembly runtime meet the memory safe requirements of GrapheneOS? WebAssembly doesn't make the code running inside of...