The Free Software Foundation's new Librephone project wants to reverse engineer the binary blobs our phones rely on.

Google's upcoming requirements to verify app developers threaten to 'end the F-Droid project and other free/open-source app ...

F-Droid is warning that the project could reach an end due to Google’s new requirements for all Android developers to verify their identity. The third-party app store argues that Google falsely frames ...

With GrapheneOS working with a new Snapdragon-powered phone vendor, the Pixel 10 might be the last Google phone with the OS's ...

F-Droid has been around for about 15 years and is the largest source of free and open source software (FOSS) for Android.

Open-Source Android Apps at Risk Under Google’s New Decree Your email has been sent New rules demand ID checks, app listings, and fees Open-source apps at risk Google cites a surge in malware from ...

LineageOS 23 drops on Android 16 but uses QPR0; QPR1 features are missing due to delayed Google source releases. Google ...

The aim of the Librephone initiative is to reverse-engineer various proprietary blobs so FOSS versions of the code can be ...

M ore than a decade after its initial launch, the original Pebble app is now re-listed on the Google Play Store and the Apple ...

The custom ROM LineageOS 23 based on Android 16 for over 100 devices is ready. In the course of the announcement, the ...

Researchers have detailed the Pixnapping attack on Android, which has inferred on-screen data and exposed seed phrases and ...