Safe Android? It sounds abstract? They stand behind the project developers responsible for the Guardian Project, the F-Droid and CopperheadOS. They want to create a coherent and unified ecosystem: an operating system, shop and services. All this is separate from Google and emphasizing primarily on the privacy and security of users. We have heard it a few times, right? This time, the chances of success will be greater, thanks to the community, which is to finance the project. Yes, the idea watered crowdfundingiem.
You create a secure Android without Google taking to developers who already have some experience in this matter. CopperheadOS ROM is based on AOSP sources. Currently, it can install holders Nexus and more. The system is developed so as to make the user data and the safest. Contributes to stronger isolation of services and applications from the kernel, additional network security, encryption, as well as the original kernel. The Guardian Project Group has developed applications such ChatSecure or ObscuraCam, which put particular emphasis on privacy and user safety. Most likely they would come into the new system and replace standard counterparts.
The separation of all of Google is dictated, of course, issues of privacy and entails certain consequences in the form of lack of access to the Google Play store and all those applications. The solution to this problem is to be carried out by F-Droid Shop APK files – secure, constantly monitored and independent. Interestingly, we find here also programs that require root. Android Android safe is also flexible, as well as giving the user a choice.
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