@blueluma @Xtreix We didn't compare the protections offered by them there but rather said we're working on similar things for similar reasons. It's a contrast with /e/ where these protections in both GrapheneOS and iOS are consistently being portrayed as only protecting pedophiles, criminals and spies. It's utter nonsense. The vast majority of people these protections benefit are none of those things. Violation of basic human rights by states is also pervasive and happens in the west too.