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If people want an insecure device not meeting the baseline security requirements, then what they want isn't GrapheneOS. GrapheneOS isn't going to roll back our firmware/hardware security standards by 5 years to below Pixel 2 standards or even earlier than that. Missing the point.

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Please read grapheneos.org/faq#device-sup. Absolutely bare minimum for a device is meeting the bare minimum requirements including proper support for alternative operating systems with all the hardware security features functionality and ongoing monthly security updates for 3-4 years.

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Expect proper hardware encryption support including Weaver via secure element so that there's actually strong encryption for the vast majority of users not using an ~96-bit or higher passphrase. Proper IOMMU isolation for hardware components. Wi-Fi anonymity. And much more...

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GrapheneOS requires high quality hardware/firmware and device support code meeting requirements for it. If you want us to support a non-Pixel device, it's on you to find a device meeting the requirements. We don't think there's currently a non-Pixel device coming close to that.

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Please read twitter.com/grapheneos/sta in addition to the information in the FAQ at grapheneos.org/faq#device-sup. If you filed an issue about this kind of thing it would just be tagged as a question and closed. It's not an actionable feature request and definitely isn't a bug.

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We're hopeful the recent attention will help us with finding hardware partners with aligned goals. It's a requirement for the devices to be at least as secure as a Pixel. That includes a modern mobile SoC and a comparable secure element to the Titan M implementing the same APIs.

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