GrapheneOS to Support Motorola Smartphones Starting Next Year

GrapheneOS, a security and privacy-focused open-source version of Android, has announced plans to support Motorola smartphones. According to the GrapheneOS Foundation, official support will arrive next year, starting with traditional flagships. The foundation made the announcement in a Mastodon thread, outlining its plans for expanding support to various Motorola devices. Initially, the focus will be on traditional flagships, with support for Motorola's foldable phones and possibly cheaper models to follow later. This move is expected to provide users with a more secure and private Android experience on their Motorola devices. The exact timeline for the rollout has not been specified, but the foundation has confirmed that it will begin next year. As the project progresses, more information about the supported devices and release schedule is likely to be shared. The GrapheneOS Foundation's decision to support Motorola smartphones marks a significant development in the world of Android, offering users an alternative to traditional Android operating systems. With its focus on security and privacy, GrapheneOS has gained popularity among users seeking a more secure mobile experience.