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  • Technically, possible, but realistically, not much of a concern. You probably know better than anyone else as to whether you are that much of a person of interest that it warrants an attacker who is motivated enough to:

    • Figure out that you are interested in a GrapheneOS phone
    • Put up an offer and somehow ensure you buy that
    • Rebuild GrapheneOS and load a malicious one into it and hope you don’t reinstall one, or use a really fancy trick that it persists across wipes

    If it still bothers you, you can install it yourself. GrapheneOS has a web installer through which you can install GrapheneOS. It’s really weird how your browser can access all that, but yeah, you can install it within a website and a phone plugged into that computer. Once you do it yourself, I really doubt there’s anything malicious left.