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Motorola's new partnership with GrapheneOS

Motorola News | Motorola's new partnership with GrapheneOS

Motorola announces three new B2B solutions at MWC 2026, including GrapheneOS partnership, Moto Analytics and more.
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Alas Poor Erinaceus
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Alas Poor Erinaceus
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So does this mean we won't have to give Google hundreds of $$$ to get one of their Pixels?🙏
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Unusable 3151 ⁂
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Unusable 3151 ⁂
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You don't have to do that right now. I got a used Pixel 8a that will have support until May 2031 for less than $200 from Craigslist and it works great.
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Melobol
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Melobol
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I was planning on switching in the future to Motorola, because they had external SD cards. And stylus support.
Now if they can keep that and put the os on those I know what I am buying in 3 years!
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orc girly
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orc girly
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Nice, so I only need my phone to last a few years more and hopefully I can degoogle the next one
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curiousfurbytes
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curiousfurbytes
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This is amazing. In a few markets, Motorola is the only real choice for entry phones, besides some 4G Samsung models. Hope this arrives soon.
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FoundFootFootage78
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FoundFootFootage78
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I don't need to replace my current pixel, but when I do I'm definitely getting one of these. The psychological damage of seeing the Google logo on every reboot of my privacy focussed phone is intense.

I have been donating to the developers, $40 twice a year (automated) since they announced they were planning to support a non-Google device.

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