I said Google-branded, not Google-manufactured. The Nexus line is what people typically understand by "stock Android". The point isn't that there are no vanill

I said Google-branded, not Google-manufactured. The Nexus line is what people typically understand by "stock Android". The point isn't that there are no vanilla AOSP ROMs for most devices. The point is that they usually suck, and a reputable well-supported one that actually worked properly would be a massive innovation.