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They claim you can't have root for security and even though I use GrapheneOS that is really one of my biggest gripes with them. I understand the implications of having a root of my own device, so it really makes me kind of wish that something like paranoid Android was still really popular, and I could just root my device and slot that operating system on it.
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I would suggest reading this thread:
x.com/GrapheneOS/status/1397952450108313600?s=20
If you haven't got X and can't find a nitter instance still running or alternate method let me know and I'll take the time tomorrow to paste the entirety.
Yes GrapheneOS is against persistent app accessible root access. As an open source project you are free to make whatever changes you wish to implement whatever options you desire. You can make debug builds etc as suggsted in the thread to determine the level of root you might desire and the method of it's operation.
It is your device, your prerogative and power to you.
Initial build instructions can be found here:
grapheneos.org/build
However as a privacy and security focused OS with clearly stated scope and high standards with many high risk individuals and organisations depending on it, it would be anathema to claim to be reducing attack surface while providing easily accessable tools and methods to do the exact opposite.
Good luck in your endeavours.
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