Arch really isn’t very difficult to use these days for someone with a few years debian or similar use (don’t try and use it when first trying linux).

Installing it is straightforward (albeit in a linux rather than, say, windows installation sense), and you can access preferences via the settings app.

This. Pretty sad that people in my country (UK) might have to use technology designed to help people in repressive regimes for basic access to perfectly legal and moral information whilst preserving the dignity of privacy, but here we are.

Criminals like privacy, too.

This is moronic.

All apples are fruit therefore all fruit are apples.

Graphene OS is not for criminals. It is just basic privacy protection.

This cunt must be some sort of shill or plant for government or surveillance capitalists.