ZeroGhost Feature Breakdown
An in-depth breakdown of privacy features, hardware security layers, and software controls included on ZeroGhost.
GrapheneOS Core
Non-commercial, de-Googled operating system codebase with upstream Linux kernel mitigations, memory defense hardening, and strict security policies.
Application Sandboxing
Every application is confined within its isolated runtime space. Apps cannot access other apps' data tokens, cookies, or internal memory caches.
Granular Permissions
Control exact hardware access. Specify fine-grained permissions for camera, microphone, motion sensors, contacts, and precise vs approximate location.
Hardware Security Module
Cryptographic operations and device encryption keys reside within a dedicated hardware secure element (Titan M2), defending against physical key extraction.
Per-App Network Toggles
Cut internet access for specific apps entirely. Run offline note-taking, local calculators, and document viewers with 100% confidence they cannot leak data.
Global Sensor Kill Switches
Quick settings tiles allow instant disabling of camera, microphone, and gyroscope hardware across the entire operating system simultaneously.
Zero Ambient Telemetry
No advertising identifier (GAID), no mandatory email registration, and no background metric telemetry streaming back to centralized tech conglomerates.
Storage & Contact Scopes
Grant access to virtual empty contacts or specific individual folders without handing apps unconstrained read-access to your entire media library.
Sandboxed Google Play Layer
Optionally install Google Play Services inside an isolated sandbox, giving you access to standard Android applications without compromising system integrity.