Pixel 9 - supported?

graphox

Will GrapheneOS be compatible with Pixel 9 too?
Or "when" will the list of "supported devices" be updated after a new Pixel phone has been launched?
Pixel 9 presumably will be launched in October 2024.

other8026

graphox it's too early to say since it hasn't been released, but it's likely

akc3n

The official answer from us is that we don't comment on rumors or speculations.

graphox Will GrapheneOS be compatible with Pixel 9 too?

However, in this case, I don't see why it wouldn't be compatible?

Or "when" will the list of "supported devices" be updated after a new Pixel phone has been launched?

When it's been thoroughly tested and ready.

Pixel 9 presumably will be launched in October 2024.

Perhaps, you've already answered your own question for the most part.

You're welcome to do your own homework and compare the initial release build of new devices added to our list against the launch dates of those devices.

Blastoidea

I guess I’m a bit puzzled by the question.

Why would it not be?

jackFang

I would be more interested to enquire about Pixel 10, that is supposedly come with Googles own chip

Supported that.. It will be likely. However I do hope Google will not try to allow bypass of privacy/security aspects in favour of Google apps/services or other more dangerous backdoors

This is of course speculation only, since Google is all about big data

de0u

Personally I am curious about the Pixel 11. What if the only supported unlock method will be poking one's tongue into the USB-C port to provide a saliva sample??

fid02

de0u Could be combined with a PIN. But would be a problem if the USB-C port setting is set to off.

[deleted]

I suppose that it doesn't make sense for GrapheneOS to support a device that is expected but its specs are not yet confirmed. And it doesn't make sense to speculate on it until it is. But it probably will.