Anyone? Wondering if apps work

https://grapheneos.org

Like sio2 but graphene? Or u talking about something else?

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Like sio2 but graphene? Or u talking about something else?

Maybe this?

https://grapheneos.org/

The last time a major privacy focused os was out it was run by the FBI.  Food for thought. 

which OS was that?

which OS was that?

Phantom Secure

The last time a major privacy focused os was out it was run by the FBI.  Food for thought.

it wasn't run by the FBI
https://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/phantom-secure-takedown-031618

it wasn't run by the FBI
https://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/phantom-secure-takedown-031618

They took over and ran it for quite a while.  Not sure how that qualify as "run". 

Thanks for the clarification. I was talking to a friend of mine about ceramic coating by Turtle Wax Seal n Shine (SIO2 based) and he mentioned graphene by Turtle Wax like a few hours b4 this post.  I know google and YT are listening to conversations because I've had ads pop up for the exact product I was talking about.  I was like wow, Ren is listening too.

Thanks for the clarification. I was talking to a friend of mine about ceramic coating by Turtle Wax Seal n Shine (SIO2 based) and he mentioned graphene by Turtle Wax like a few hours b4 this post.  I know google and YT are listening to conversations because I've had ads pop up for the exact product I was talking about.  I was like wow, Ren is listening too.

Don't buy into this "ceramic" stuff on your car. To make a ceramic a lot of heat is needed. It's all marketing hype and half-baked info.

Definition of a ceramic:
adjective
adjective: ceramic

    made of clay and hardened by heat.
    "a ceramic bowl"
        relating to the manufacture of ceramic articles.
        "a ceramic designer"

noun
plural noun: ceramics; noun: ceramic

    pots and other articles made from clay hardened by heat.
    "handmade pottery and imaginative ceramics for the table"

Don't buy into this "ceramic" stuff on your car. To make a ceramic a lot of heat is needed. It's all marketing hype and half-baked info.

Definition of a ceramic:
adjective
adjective: ceramic

    made of clay and hardened by heat.
    "a ceramic bowl"
        relating to the manufacture of ceramic articles.
        "a ceramic designer"

noun
plural noun: ceramics; noun: ceramic

    pots and other articles made from clay hardened by heat.
    "handmade pottery and imaginative ceramics for the table"

That's why my Turtle Wax one is about $10 a bottle that will probably last years.  And 1 application will last about 6 months.  No way I'm spending $2,500 to have a pro ceramic coat the car.

Google is overtaken by all these car detail pros who have no background in chemistry who try to sell this "ceramic" coating that bonds with paint. What kind of chemical bond? They don't know. They are not chemists. There is no bond. For the coating to "bond" to your paint there will be a chemical reaction. Imagine that. It would destroy the paint on your car to "bond" to it. All you can do is put something on your paint akin to layering a wet newspaper on it.

If we want to get into the weeds, anything labeled 'ceramic' is chemically  alumina & silica. It can also be acurately called quartz or more commonly know as glass.

Those 2 elements are some of the most common substances on earth.

Ceramic, titanium and carbon are just cool marketing words now.

Your entire house is encased in titanium right now and you never knew it, it's a major component in house paint.

Wanna guess how 'ceramic' Cerakote is? You arent hitting flux temp to truly change to the real chemistry at 300 degrees. You have get up well past 850 to even begin to think about virtifing those materials. 1200-2000 degrees to make actual 'ceramic' AL2 SiO.

If we want to get into the weeds, anything labeled 'ceramic' is chemically  alumina & silica. It can also be acurately called quartz or more commonly know as glass.

Those 2 elements are some of the most common substances on earth.

Ceramic, titanium and carbon are just cool marketing words now.

Your entire house is encased in titanium right now and you never knew it, it's a major component in house paint.

ws teflon before that
new buzzword is "graphene"

ws teflon before that
new buzzword is "graphene"

Don't forget Polymer.

Another super broad and vague word masquerading a high tech science.

Don't forget Polymer.

Another super broad and vague word masquerading a high tech science.

like "climate change" or "non pharmaceutical interventions"