Devices with GrapheneOS support should be available in 2027
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GrapheneOS expects initial supported devices in 2027, starting with flagship Motorola models.
GrapheneOS shared on Mastodon that initial devices with official support will be available in 2027. These will be flagship models with higher-end hardware and higher prices than Pixels. Lower-end devices will take longer due to weaker security features and update support, largely because of Qualcomm's approach. Motorola will need to pay for extended updates on non-flagship models. The team requires full hardware compliance for support.
What commenters are saying
Commenters are skeptical of Motorola's hardware quality, noting most phones share the same ODMs and hardware differences are key. Some argue Qualcomm's Snapdragon chips outperform Google's Tensor, and Pixels have mediocre hardware. The timeline "2027" is seen as likely late that year. A user notes no current Motorolas meet requirements, only 2027 flagships will. Others discuss Volkswagen's Play Integrity enforcement and app-level bans, though GrapheneOS works around some. The thread generally welcomes the collaboration but emphasizes it's a wait.