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For users wondering why the Project hasn't posted new Cellebrite docs: We haven't made any updates regarding Cellebrite Premium due to there being little changes beyond new iPhone support. Pixel 9 is also unsupported on Stock OS exploitation currently, likely due to Pixel 9 being a different kernel branch than the older ones. Pixel 9 uses Linux 6.1. Likely to change in the coming months if their work rate is anything to go by.

No point in risking out to publish content with minimal changes that mean anything to GrapheneOS users. More interested in what other providers have to offer, or, how their Stock OS exploits work.

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Final 1y ago

Pixel 9 has very slight security benefits over the 8th generation, but not a gigantic leap compared to 7 to 8.

Pixel 9's modem has additional hardening: https://security.googleblog.com/2024/10/pixel-proactive-security-cellular-modems.html?m=1

Because the higher Linux kernel version, some Linux kernel security features like memory structure randomisation can be used. This is exclusively enabled in GrapheneOS:

An explanation on that is here: https://stacker.news/items/670170#randstruct-kernel-61-and-above

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