Not sure, but probably. But looking at their history I think they have a good track record and it’s used by the government as well in certain cases.

Ah yes, Ironfox on mobile of course, thanks.

All I’ll say is Threema. You pay once for a licence, so there’s less bullshit people on it and they are based in Switzerland with it’s privacy laws.

I tried Zorin, even paid for the pro version, which is simply a distro with added bloat, repackaged from free software to sometimes look like their own. I was impressed by the clean stock look, but it’s pretty limited in terms of customisation. Just go to Linux Mint. Much bigger community and therefore support and let’s you customise it a lot more. It’s also lighter imo and more stable, although stable is always subjective.

Using Librewolf on desktop and Ironwolf (a continuation of Mull) for Android

Librewolf is pretty much standard hardened Firefox. So you should feel right at home with that one

Switched to Librewolf on Linux and Ironwolf on Android. But looking forward to Ladybird!

I’m really hoping the new ladybird browser is delivered sooner than expected

Something I sometimes forget as well. Great reply.

I thought CopperheadOS was just the former name for GrapheneOS? At least that’s how I understood the statement on their page.

That is the first time i’ve heard that. Not sure about it, but sounds like it could be true. Interesting nonetheless.