> after his mental illness became clear.

Here you are again in yet another comment repeating these baseless claims about mental illness.

> think about attack scenarios that could occur when the main developer of your OS is not trustworthy in the slightest.

First of all, he's not the main developer. There are multiple developers. The other developers do most of the development work these days.

But to say that the OS is untrustworthy is completely false. You say GrapheneOS's founder has a mental illness based on watching a video where someone turned malicious toward the project recorded a conversation where the founder was extremely upset after being swatted multiple times.

The update client doesn't send identifiers when checking for updates, and the update servers only have static files saved to them. You're making stuff up here, and clearly trying to turn people off of using GrapheneOS by repeating baseless claims that the founder is crazy and fake worries of being targeted by them.