Oh yeah, Lineage.
If only the company that made the OS actually supported the effort to perpetually support devices with a single OS the way Android should have been from day 1.
Oh yeah, Lineage.
If only the company that made the OS actually supported the effort to perpetually support devices with a single OS the way Android should have been from day 1.
At this point I'm not so sure what's better: an updated OS or one full of known exploits.
It's a trade-off. I'm installing custom software to improve security, but at the same time, can I trust that this solution won't be a source of malware?
I hope this didn't came out as accusatory, I was just trying to show another aspect of using custom ROMs.
For what its worth, the mirror selection software we're using [1] won't send you to a mirror that has a modified file. If a mirror is doing something malicious (and that doesn't catch it), builds are signed and can be verified [2]. Obviously there's some level of trust involved (build infrastructure isn't auditable, android builds aren't reproducible).
[1] https://github.com/etix/mirrorbits [2] https://wiki.lineageos.org/verifying-builds