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How much privacy will I lose if I switch to e/OS
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It literally makes less than zero sense to go from Graphene to e, Graphene is the most hardened privacy tweaked OS available, e would be a huge step backwards on many fronts, what's your reason for wanting to switch? No, you can't lock your bootloader with e, verified boot won't be there, you'll lose the hardened kernel , the improved sandboxing, the memory protection. It's a fail from every angle.