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Been using GOS since roughly 2020. I refuse to use a Phone without GOS on it. It's been amazing.
by lpcvoid 8mo ago
Been using GOS since roughly 2020. I refuse to use a Phone without GOS on it. It's been amazing.
- palata 8mo agoI am really hoping that other phone manufacturers will eventually realise that and start making phones that can be supported by GOS.
- strcat 8mo agoGrapheneOS was contacted by one of the largest Android OEMs in June 2025 and we're actively working with them. They're going to be announcing our partnership in March 2026 and the phones meeting our requirements with official GrapheneOS support are scheduled for 2027.
- palata 8mo agoMarch? Wow that it huge! Congrats!
- strcat 8mo agoYes, March 2026 is when the first announcement from the OEM will be which is when people will find out which OEM it is. A fair bit into 2027 is when the devices supporting GrapheneOS will be launched. It was theoretically possible for it to happen for 2026 but not very realistic and the hardware wasn't quite there yet.
- palata 8mo agoIn my opinion (which is worth what it is worth), 2027 is perfectly fine (my Pixel should live a lot longer than that anyway). What I find huge is that it is concretely happening! It will show recognition for GrapheneOS, and it will be great to have an alternative to the Google Pixels. Also, people looking at GrapheneOS want technical excellence, so better not rush it :-).