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Presumably it's only a matter of time before Google takes the 'OS' out of AOSP and tells all non-approved partners to go kick rocks.
this post was submitted on 02 Mar 2026
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Wait not like that!
I want Graphene but with none of the Moto features.
It's really great news. I hope so much that they don't limit this to the flag ships. we already have expensive phones by Google. Most people I know that care for privacy including myself don't want to play ego shooters on their mobile. We want a reliable device that is secure and can do the basic things.
Does it matter since Google seems intent on killing them?
Quit fear mongering
Exactly how is it fear mongering to point out that Google has been taking steps towards preventing the GrapheneOS devs from accessing the Android source code?
If anyone is planning on purchasing the new Motorola phone with the intention of using it with GrapheneOS they should be aware of what Google is trying to do and the risks associated.
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