Privacy is continuing to be at the forefront of many people’s minds these days, and there’s a healthy amount of skepticism and discussion about privacy policies whenever a new product or service is launched. For example, a researcher recently highlighted the amount of app permissions the popular game Pokémon Go needs, and in May several people called out Google for not making its upcoming Allo messaging app end-to-end encrypted by default.
Jumping on the privacy-geared mindset, information security company Copperhead has been working on a custom ROM for Android known as CopperheadOS. You can now buy Google’s latest Nexus devices with this custom operating system pre-installed.