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Your repeated unsubstantiated claims about GrapheneOS just don't ring true with my experience as a user across multiple devices for years. It is an excellent AOSP fork, and has numerous security and privacy enhancements. Every time I've asked you to explain your position, you fall back on, "do your own research." I've done plenty and it's why I switched to GrapheneOS and remain on it.
LineageOS is great for its purpose: supporting a long tail of legacy devices. But as a result it is less secure than stock AOSP. Switching a recent Pixel from GrapheneOS to LineageOS is a baffling proposal for all but the tiniest of edge cases.
It's inaccurate that GrapheneOS fully endorses Signal and Tor. The GrapheneOS founder was blocked by Moxie (when they were still leading the project) for criticising their approach. They have also warned countless times about the limitations and weaknesses of Tor.
