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Your Data. Your Rules. Finally.
The mobile OS that protects your data from big tech surveillance – and puts you in full control. Built upon GrapheneOS. Available on Google Pixel only.
One Phone. Multiple Profiles. Zero Overlap.
Create as many profiles as you want – each one is like setting up a brand new phone. Completely separate. No data sharing between them.
All Your Apps Work.
Privacy doesn’t mean sacrificing your favorite apps. If it works on Android, it works on Mosaic OS. Exception: NFC payments not supported (Google Pay)
No More “Allow All” Regrets.
See every permission request in real-time. Grant access one by one, not all at once. Know exactly why an app wants your camera, mic, or location – and say no whenever you want.
Apps Behind Bars. Data Stays Put.
Every app runs in complete isolation. They can’t communicate, share data, or spy on each other – even if they try. Same apps, same functionality, zero cross-contamination.
Biometrics in a Vault
Your fingerprints and face data are stored directly in the chip. Not in the cloud. Not accessible by apps. Not even by the OS itself. Locked in hardware, untouchable by software.
See the difference
Why choose MosaicOS
over stock android?
Feature
Apps isolated in secure containers
Separate profiles, like multiple phones
You control every permission
Data stays exactly where you put it
Comfort and security, at the same time
See the difference
The Real Cost Of "Free"
Read the stories behind the surveillance – and what you can actually do about it.

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Behind the scenes
Screen Unlocking Options, Biometric Data Protection Unlocking devices running Mosaic OS is very similar to that of the most widely used operating systems. However, this

Higher level of protection
Watch this video to unlock a broader set of privacy controls tailored to you. MosaicOS delivers solid baseline data privacy, and by mastering its full

2in1
It always means something good when someone offers you 2in1. Like shampoo and conditioner in one bottle for one price. Or buying 2 items on

Settings – 12+1 steps
In this video we go though a few more steps on how you can update the security and privacy setting on your phone. The question

Most Important Internet Settings
MosaicOS aims to provide configuration options that help reduce unwanted data collection while ensuring that all the applications you have used so far remain available.
How to get started
Your Path To Digital Freedom
STEP 06
Join the Privacy Revolution
Join us at XDA Forum, where you can find us as TeamMosaic. Here you can connect with fellow privacy advocates, share tips and get support. Be part of the movement that’s changing how we interact with technology. Join here.
Ready to Disappear from Big Tech's Radar?
Now it’s time to decide: keep feeding the machine, or take back control. Mosaic OS is free, open-source, and ready to install on your Google Pixel.
Frequently asked questions.
What phones are supported?
Mosaic OS currently supports Google Pixel 6 and newer devices.
Can I install Mosaic OS on my iPhone or other Android phones?
No. Mosaic OS can only be installed on a supported Google Pixel device. iPhones don’t allow custom operating systems, and most Android manufacturers don’t provide the same level of secure compatibility.
Is Mosaic OS free to use?
Yes. Mosaic OS is free and open source. Our goal is to provide a better alternative that helps people protect their data and digital privacy.
Is Mosaic OS easy to use?
Yes — it works like a normal Android phone.
However, getting maximum privacy takes some effort. We recommend learning the basics and configuring your device properly (profiles, permissions, and app choices) using our blog and educational content (coming soon).
How can I install Mosaic OS?
Installation is guided through our installer website:
https://releases.mosaicos.io/installer
It walks you through the process step by step and helps you install the correct Mosaic OS version on your Pixel device. The installation takes around 15 minutes.
Before starting, make sure to back up your data, as the installation process erases all existing content on the device. MosaicOS runs exclusively on supported Google Pixel models.
What should I do after installing MosaicOS?
After installation, a few important settings help you secure your device and optimize privacy from the start.
This includes configuring security and privacy controls, managing permissions, and adjusting quick settings for microphone, camera, location, and network access.
How do profiles and app containers work?
MosaicOS allows you to create multiple user profiles to separate apps and data, providing an additional layer of security.
You can isolate Google services, banking apps, or work tools into separate environments while keeping your personal data protected. Applications run inside containers and cannot access other data unless explicitly permitted.
Can I use my favorite apps?
Yes. If an app works on Android, it will work on Mosaic OS.
However, some features that rely on Google services — such as certain NFC payment options or proprietary integrations — may have limited functionality.
Will installing Mosaic OS erase my data?
Yes. Installing Mosaic OS wipes your device.
Make sure to back up your data before starting.
Do I need a computer to install Mosaic OS?
Yes. Installation requires a computer and a USB connection to your Pixel device.
Will I receive security updates?
Yes. Mosaic OS provides regular security updates to keep your device protected.
Can I use Mosaic OS as my everyday phone?
Yes. You can call, message, browse, and use apps normally — while maintaining greater control over your privacy.
What should I do if I find a bug or have feedback?
If you encounter a bug or have suggestions to improve MosaicOS, please let us know by submitting the form below.
We regularly review all submissions to improve the system. While we may not respond individually, your feedback is important and helps us make MosaicOS better.