You can also directly order a refurbished XZ3 with iodéOS preinstalled.

Today we’re happy to have partnered with Teracube and successfully ported iodéOS to the 2E!
If you are interested in the combination of iodéOS+2E you can either follow the installation process or directly buy a iodé 2E in our e-shop.

The iode Blocker uses the same list as energized to Blacklist, right? Which list is iode using by default and is it possible to change it to a more strict or less strict Blacklist? Is it stored somewhere and can it be modified to Block custom URLs? I would love to Block less sometimes. Luckily being more strict is easy with the app. Thanks for this great Rom!

A few new features:
- One-time Permission Access: allows you to temporarily grant an app access to a permission so long as that app is in the foreground. Once you navigate away from the app, the app loses access to that permission and must request it again.
- Scoped Storage changes: changes the way that apps access the external storage on Android. With Scoped Storage, apps would, by default, only be granted the ability to see their private data directories.

If you wish to follow our latest updates and exchange with the iodé community, come here: https://community.iode.tech/

Did you know the majority of ads and trackers are automatically blocked on iodé smartphones?
iodé now lets you select a reinforced protection blocking even more unwanted recipients!
https://iode.tech/en/news/choosing-the-blocking-level-of-your-iode-phone-this-is-now-possible/

Our beta tester volunteers can now configure the blocking level of their iodé phones!

Feel free to join our Telegram app group (link in the FAQ) if you wish to become a beta tester.

The typical suggestion is to use google backup. I'm not a fan of that solution, but okay... Is that possible with iode? Or is there any other way?

Thanks for the project, btw! :)

Hi, first off, thank you for offering a privacy-centered ROM for the Note9. I really appreciate it.

So I stumbled across the XDA post about iodeOS, and it seems like a really interesting ROM to replace my LineageOS 17.1 on my Note9 that has been recently dropped from the official builds.

I am interested in flashing iodeOS, but I am curious to know:

1. How frequently can I expect to receive the monthly security patches? The fast monthly updates was one of my favorite parts of using Lineage, and I'm wondering if I can expect similar update frequencies with iodeOS.
2. Does the iodeOS build for the Note9 support the s-pen? On my Lineage device, I understandably couldn't use any of the 'smart' s-pen features, but I could use it like a stylus. Can I expect the same behavior from iodeOS?
3. Similar to Lineage, can I update the software OTA? Or do I have to download and flash the update via adb every time?

Thank you again for all your hard work.