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This is what happens when the most powerful people in the world pick a fight with a small nonprofit. In 2014, Canadian developer Daniel Micay started GrapheneOS, free software that replaces the core system running your phone, like iOS on an iPhone. You install it on a Google Pixel instead of Google's Android, and most apps still work. It collects none of your personal data, has no Google software, and is built by a small nonprofit with about 400,000 users. A 2025 leak showed Cellebrite, the phone-cracking company police use, mostly couldn't unlock updated Pixels running it. French police called it a drug dealer favorite, and a prosecutor hinted at legal action. GrapheneOS rejected the claims and moved its servers out of France. In 2025, Google, which makes Android, stopped publishing Pixel code GrapheneOS relied on. Brazil and California passed laws requiring phone software to collect users' ages, and GrapheneOS refused to require personal information or ID. US prosecutors accuse an Atlanta activist of giving border agents a GrapheneOS emergency passcode that wiped his phone during a 2025 airport search. He faces up to five years in prison and has pleaded not guilty. In March 2026, Motorola, owned by Chinese tech giant Lenovo, announced a partnership to build phones that meet GrapheneOS's security requirements, expected in 2027. The phones will still ship with Motorola's own software, and buyers have to install GrapheneOS themselves. Switch to ethical companies. Search any brand you buy from in the Conscious Spend app and see its A to F ethics grade, with over 1,000 companies rated.
This is what happens when the most powerful people in the world pick a fight with a small nonprofit. In 2014, Canadian developer Daniel Micay started GrapheneOS, free software that replaces the core system running your phone, like iOS on an iPhone. You install it on a Google Pixel instead of Google's Android, and most apps still work. It collects none of your personal data, has no Google software, and is built by a small nonprofit with about 400,000 users. A 2025 leak showed Cellebrite, the phone-cracking company police use, mostly couldn't unlock updated Pixels running it. French police called it a drug dealer favorite, and a prosecutor hinted at legal action. GrapheneOS rejected the claims and moved its servers out of France. In 2025, Google, which makes Android, stopped publishing Pixel code GrapheneOS relied on. Brazil and California passed laws requiring phone software to collect users' ages, and GrapheneOS refused to require personal information or ID. US prosecutors accuse an Atlanta activist of giving border agents a GrapheneOS emergency passcode that wiped his phone during a 2025 airport search. He faces up to five years in prison and has pleaded not guilty. In March 2026, Motorola, owned by Chinese tech giant Lenovo, announced a partnership to build phones that meet GrapheneOS's security requirements, expected in 2027. The phones will still ship with Motorola's own software, and buyers have to install GrapheneOS themselves. Switch to ethical companies. Search any brand you buy from in the Conscious Spend app and see its A to F ethics grade, with over 1,000 companies rated.

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