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539 points by nothrowaways | 153 comments
A Mastodon post from GrapheneOS stating the OS will stay usable worldwide without personal information, ID, or accounts, even if devices can't be sold in some regions.
561 points by exceptione | 352 comments
Mastodon post from GrapheneOS saying the first non-Pixel devices with GrapheneOS support, higher-end Motorola flagships, should be available in 2027.
257 points by Cider9986 | 106 comments
A Mastodon post from GrapheneOS saying devices will likely be sold with GrapheneOS preinstalled in 2027, though probably not at initial launch.
1113 points by theanonymousone | 656 comments
A GrapheneOS Mastodon post noting Android 17 QPR1 adds new developer APIs exclusive to Pixel OS without a corresponding AOSP source release.
476 points by greatquux | 77 comments
Mastodon post by Rob Ricci reporting that staff found a tape containing UNIX v4 from Bell Labs (c. 1973), to be delivered to the Computer History Museum.
1073 points by to3k | 764 comments
A personal blog post by Tomasz Dunia introducing GrapheneOS as a privacy-focused alternative to Google's Android and Apple's iOS.
539 points by nothrowaways | 153 comments
A Mastodon post from GrapheneOS stating the OS will stay usable worldwide without personal information, ID, or accounts, even if devices can't be sold in some regions.
561 points by exceptione | 352 comments
Mastodon post from GrapheneOS saying the first non-Pixel devices with GrapheneOS support, higher-end Motorola flagships, should be available in 2027.
386 points by Cider9986 | 307 comments
GrapheneOS forum thread discussing a claim that Yoti's age/ID verification service flags GrapheneOS devices and reports users to authorities.
257 points by Cider9986 | 106 comments
A Mastodon post from GrapheneOS saying devices will likely be sold with GrapheneOS preinstalled in 2027, though probably not at initial launch.
385 points by Cider9986 | 220 comments
GrapheneOS forum announcement describing its defenses against forensic data extraction from locked devices, including encryption, secure element rate limiting, and hardware requirements.