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I was wondering the same. I have an extremely old Android that’s dying, and as soon as it does I’ll look for devices with GrapheneOS. As @Unreliable@lemmy.ml says, it seems Pixel is the only one for now, and possibly one needs a slightly older model as well. That’s what I’ll look for.

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Per their website, everything in the Pixel line apart from the 10a is supported. They will be supported as long as firmware and security patches are available. grapheneos.org/faq#supported-devices

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