- When can I buy?
- HidenOS is launching soon.
- Which phones does HidenOS support?
- The first phone is the Pixel 7 Pro. A Pixel 7 is different hardware. Later Pixel models are planned.
- Does the lock screen show that there is a second life?
- No. There is one shared, neutral lock screen and no profile picker. The code you enter decides what opens.
- Will my apps work?
- Compatible Android apps can be installed in both lives, each with its own accounts. There is no curated app list. Some apps that depend on Google services or specific device checks may behave differently.
- What do the four codes do?
- The public code opens the everyday phone. The private code opens the private life. The private-erase code removes the entire private environment (apps, accounts, files, data, and keys), then opens the public phone. The full-device code wipes the phone. The private-erase code is not a public unlock that leaves the private life in place.
- What does private erase remove?
- The private-erase code removes the entire private environment (apps, accounts, files, data, and keys), then opens the public phone. The public life stays intact.
- How do the two lives stay separate?
- Each life is a full, separate Android user with its own apps, accounts, files, and storage.
- What is HidenOS built on?
- HidenOS is developed from GrapheneOS for Pixel. It is an independent project, not a GrapheneOS product and not affiliated with Google.
- Can I buy HidenOS for personal use?
- No. HidenOS is licensed to organizations only. There is no personal plan.
- How are licenses managed?
- Your organization buys licenses and an admin assigns each one to a group. Device management is included.
- Does my organization see my private life?
- Management covers licenses, groups, and devices, not the contents of the private life.
- Does an expired license wipe my phone?
- No.