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I really hope the Motorola thing actually pans out. Based on the general state of things I’m done with both Apple and Google.
What about Motorola? 😯
I got a reply clarifying that theyre partnering with graphene. I figured I'd reply so you didn't miss it in the thread
Yeah same, I have no idea what's happening with Motorola...
They are partnering with GrapheneOS
I don't trust Motorola to make a phone that doesn't have numerous hardware backdoors. Motorola does a ton of work for both the US and Israel. If it sounds too good to be true than it probably is. I think the US/Israel gave Motorola a bit of cash to make backdoored hardware that's made specifically for a privacy hardened software.
They are going to start loading GrapheneOS on phones from the start
Fantastic! Thanks for explaining 🙏
Same here. And its not like we are overwhelmed with alternatives, too.
Things have taken quite the turn from the nexus era to now, dropping nexus for pixel felt so blatant too.