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Grayjay is source available, which is better than nothing. I'd prefer FOSS, but the features make up for the poor choice of license.
So is Windows XP
That doesn't mean much
It's really not. Windows XP had its source leaked, it's not source available. Grayjay is source available, so I can see every new commit before it hits my phone. That's a pretty big difference, and it's the most important when it comes to public security audits.
You aren't legally allowed to do anything about a bad commit so it is meaningless
That doesn't follow. If there's a bad commit in Windows 10 or 11, I won't even know about it. If there's a bad commit in Grayjay, I can:
I can do exactly none of that with most proprietary software, so this source-available license is much better than those. Again, it's not ideal, but considering it the same as every other proprietary software license is absurd.