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CalyxOS
| Basic Information |
| Release Year
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2018 |
| Product Type
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Software |
| In Production
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No |
| Official Website
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https://calyxos.org/ |
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CalyxOS is an operating system for Android devices that includes a privacy-respecting ecosystem of free and open-source applications. It aims to protect users from geolocation tracking, facilitate encrypted communications with others, and help combat invasive metadata collection.[2]
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