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When you use Google’s precise location tracking, your location is found almost instantly, even if you’re indoors.

If you’re not using it, you need to be outdoors for it to triangulate your position. It takes about 3 or 4 seconds to calculate, but once it’s found it works perfectly fine.

Maybe that was your issue?

Yes, I used it as my primary mapping tool on GrapheneOS, the GPS locating worked fine, and I didn’t have any Google software installed.

It works perfectly fine without any GApps, not sure where you’re getting this info. I’ve used it for months with no issues.

2 and 3 are already supported in GrapheneOS.

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So they’re just desktop environment reskins? With sons basic config files changed? What’s the point? You can download some packages and files any time from normal Arch for the same outcome.

How so?

If my keys use elliptic curves, you couldn’t possibly brute force it.

Not to downplay the security of OLM, but if MegOLM is as cryptographically sound as OpenPGP, then that’s already very secure.

As long as my private key is safe, it would be computationally impossible for anyone to decrypt messages intended for me.

This is sadly how a lot of Computer Science students think nowadays.

Everything about your project just screams wannabe, or honeypot. I don’t think it’s possible to sound more sketchy and suspicious if you tried.

You’re sounding a bit like Richard Hendricks here.