Speech Services and Transcribro are by the same developer. Rest assured we know what we want to build next to be implemented into GrapheneOS.

Where's the roadmap, please? I would say: - provisioning. Today I have several profiles. Each time I create one its manual install and configure of a bunch of stuff, the VPN, the email, etc... It would be good to do that in a SalStack/Ansible style (as the backup already works great). Then the BCP would be perfect. - HoneyPot/Wipe phone - for if law enforcement gets the phone, one could type in a special pin code to wipe and a different one to redirect the phone to a honeypot profile.

There isn't a formal document on our roadmap beyond far future wishes in our FAQ but currently we're working on: - Replacing Gallery (we're on the last steps for this) - Overhauling SMS app (got a ton of progress for porting UI to Material 3 Compose/Kotlin but not done) - To overhaul the contacts app and other apps - Preparing for Android 17, which moves Desktop Mode to a production feature A lot of accessibility stuff as well, such a improving the TTS engine, possibly SST. A lot of the work this year is to make GrapheneOS more usable and modern to prepare for the flood of Motorola users by next year. Improving profiles is a minor feature we want to add later. The second suggestion wouldn't really be possible to meet it's goals as secondary users can't enable ADB for forensics tools that police use. You can't hide the fact you have multiple users at this time. Even the lock screen tells you.

Cant wait for desktop mode to become a. It more seamless and usable. Such a promising vision for personal compute.

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Amazing. Yeah. With Motorola deal and all of that it is the most important free software project. Its as impactfull as the Linux kernel. As it is end user and did not fragment into several distros, GrapheneOS as a project might need a strong funding and governance structure... Debian was the more mature of us in governance... Whilst other Linux distros has companies behind, Debian was really a community effort. There are many good technologists as myself looking for projects and revenue. It would be great to contribute both in a paid and unpaid manner. I think first thing is fundraising that keep the project free, but highly funded.