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What I can say for now:

- #GrapheneOS has partnered with a major Android OEM. One of the top ten.

- We aim to have a device by H2 2026, but potentially 2027.

- We have early source access for patches and, soon, major releases through our partner.

- We are aiming to get their next generation flagship devices able to support installing GrapheneOS.

- The device will have the flagship Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 (SM8850) SoC.

- We will continue to support Pixels if they continue to release with support. We will also aim to have Pixel 10 support once Android 16 QPR1 sources are available.

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Fabio Krauss 2mo ago 💬 1

Although pixel devices are extremely great hardware it is important that we have more options out there.

Graphene is hands down the best and most secure mobile operating system

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â–“â–’â–‘[Danielsan256]â–‘â–’â–“ 2mo ago

(Just ranting, ignore me)

Honestly at this point I'm just getting a Linux phone OR one of those windows iot handheld scanners with LTE that hopefully has UEFI and shoehorn Kali Linux in there.

It's not like I use regular phone lines anymore or pay-per-use VoIP is scarce or something.

If I even need to use a android app Linux emulates it just fine.