The complete CipherOS source tree is published at https://github.com/CipherOS and may be read by anyone.
You are free to clone, copy, fork, compile, modify, and study our code for your own personal use, for evaluation, for testing, for security research, and for academic purposes. Build it for your own devices and tell us what you find.
Using our code in a commercial product, a commercial service, or any other distributed project requires prior written permission granted by no fewer than two Directors of The CipherOS Project. This includes shipping CipherOS or a derivative as the factory operating system on hardware you sell, redistributing it under another name, and bundling it into another distribution or software product. Send requests to
[email protected].
Code inherited from AOSP and other upstream projects remains licensed under its own terms, including the Apache Licence 2.0 and the GNU General Public Licence version 2, and nothing above restricts the rights those licences give you.