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GrapheneOS to Power Motorola Foldables Next Year

The open-source Android variant gears up for a broader rollout, while keeping privacy at heart.

The GrapheneOS Foundation has announced plans to bring its de-googled version of Android to Motorola’s foldable phones in 2024. This move marks a significant step towards more secure and private smartphone experiences.


Initially, the support will be limited to high-end devices before trickling down to cheaper models. The Razr Ultra, being the first flip phone to run GrapheneOS, is set to debut with this enhanced security profile in 2027.


The organization’s focus on stringent hardware standards has led it to target Motorola’s next-generation Snapdragon chips for initial support. However, more affordable devices will require additional investments from Qualcomm and Motorola for thorough software support.


In a broader sense, this collaboration could set a new standard for privacy-focused Android phones, challenging the dominance of Google and potentially influencing other manufacturers to adopt similar security measures.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/tech/983714/grapheneos-motorola-razr-fold-ultra-support-pixel-11
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