I have been steady researching this and I have stumbbled upon what lloks like an unfinshed doc for the Developer Verification Program
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They have stolen a free product and are now activity locking out the people who built it.
ASOP does not belong to them it belongs to us. Time to get it back I think.


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We really need someone to drop a pure Linux phone here in the US. I know Graphene has figured how their gonna sidestep this, but I really feel like it’s only a matter of time until security updates or hotfixes to zero day exploits are withheld from AOSP ROMs all together.
What does that look like? Who do you feel needs to do what for that to happen?