GrapheneOS just confirmed its first supported non-Pixel phone
GrapheneOS users are finally getting a serious alternative to Google’s Pixels.
GrapheneOS has officially confirmed that the Motorola Signature 27 will be its first supported Motorola phone. This marks a significant development as the privacy-focused operating system, which traditionally only supported Google Pixel devices, is now expanding its compatibility to include Motorola phones. The Motorola Signature 27 meets GrapheneOS's hardware requirements, which include a powerful Snapdragon processor and long-term software support.
This partnership aims to provide users with a choice beyond Google hardware and services, breaking the lock-in that many users faced with the popular Pixel phones. The confirmation came after a query on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) regarding whether the Signature 27 would be compatible with GrapheneOS. GrapheneOS responded that the Motorola Signature 27 would be the initial supported device, with an official announcement pending.
However, it remains unclear when the support will be officially rolled out and whether Motorola will pre-install GrapheneOS on the device.
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