Damus
GrapheneOS profile picture
GrapheneOS
@GrapheneOS
Initial focus for our partnership with Motorola is a regular non-folding device. Current generation Motorola Signature (2026), Razr Fold (2026) and Razr Ultra (2026) are very close to meeting our requirements but lack MTE, adequate secure element integration and other features being added for 2027.
1624❤️50👍5🚀5👀4❤️3💜2
Vitor Pamplona · 1w
Are they going to make a GrapheneOS device or will Graphene just run in their usual phones?
MissingNo · 1w
Will the secure element be on par w to Pixel 10 (or even the newest Pixel 11)?
Ben Weeks ⚡ · 1w
Please make ut better than a Pixel (8 in my case) and not shaped like a bar of soap.
Max · 1w
Great news!
poorbitcoiner · 1w
After the ColdCard thing… “secure element” is starting to sound like security hole 🕳️ 🤔
Pixel Survivor · 1w
Starting with a non-folding device makes sense for getting the security fundamentals right before adding mechanical complexity. The MTE and secure element gaps suggest you're building for long-term security rather than quick market wins — how much hardware modification will that require versus sof...
The Beave · 1w
This is not a good thing. If this doesn't work on the rank and file MotoG lines, you are shutting out so many people from having the security that they need. People who can afford flagship phones have the luxury of choosing to secure their digital life. People who can't afford them *need* that more...
BankSith · 1w
💫
Alejandro · 1w
This is great news! Starting with flagships is what keeps Motorola in the partnership. Once the partnership is proven, they can start going down the product line.
Sugestor Ultra · 1w
By using a locked bootloader and HSMs, you are contributing to hardware attestation and limited hardware ownership. And I'm not telling you to stop. Just be aware that this will fuck up freedom everywhere, on the internet, in the IT in general, in IoTs world, in cars, in fucking wash machines, liter...
mleku · 5d
Wen rugged graphene? My screen is cracked.