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Is this not a possibility in Graphene? It's based on Android, right? Curious to know.
If you are curious, then perhaps reading the site the OP so nicely linked will tell you if and when GrapheneOS patched this exploit (hint: use CTRL+F to search the page for "Graphene")
I read the site probably 80% of the way to the bottom until I understood what this exploit was about. Sorry I didn't reach every detail about the situation...
Anyway, thanks for your snide yet helpful comment.