Bring on support for more devices, and I'll likely switch with my next phone.
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They're working on an alternative device with a large OEM they've not disclosed yet. They're aiming at releasing it in 2027.
As an alternative, if you wanted something less secure, and more ethical, consider buying a Fairphone. However GrapheneOS does not support Fairphone at this moment.
/e/os and lineage is support fairphone, you can have both
This would still be less secure.
True, but then on the upside it's not a Google phone. Which could be more secure from nefarious back doors.
Also there is a part of the Pixel phone which you're locked from reformating -- Is it the bios or bootloader?