GrapheneOS X SolanaMobile collaboration?

VoogariX

Hi GrapheneOS team,

I’m an everyday user who loves what GrapheneOS stands for—privacy, security, and freedom from the usual big‑tech compromises.

I know Solana Seeker isn’t a Pixel, and that supporting new hardware is a huge undertaking. Still, the phone does come with its own secure chip (“Seed Vault”) and already targets people who care about strong security for their crypto keys. It feels like the perfect audience for GrapheneOS—and the perfect privacy‑first OS for Seeker owners.

Would the GrapheneOS maintainers be open to having an initial conversation with the Solana Mobile team to see whether Seeker could eventually meet GrapheneOS’s requirements? Even a rough roadmap or “maybe in the future if X and Y happen” would be great to hear.

Thanks for all your hard work and for considering the idea!

userofgos

VoogariX I highly doubt this will turn into a collaboration or even a consideration, and I would be very disappointed if it did. I do not want my phone to be made by a crypto company, let alone one that is based on Solana. These types of companies tend to have a bad rep for insecure devices/implementations, not to mention are quite often hacked. No thank you

de0u

VoogariX Would the GrapheneOS maintainers be open to having an initial conversation with the Solana Mobile team to see whether Seeker could eventually meet GrapheneOS’s requirements?

The requirements are here: https://grapheneos.org/faq#future-devices

If Solana already picked an SoC that is missing required features, it seems very unlikely that the GrapheneOS project would waive some.

Even if they have picked an SoC that meets the requirements they would need to commit to a patch cadence that few OEMs manage.

DeletedUser495

Mediatek Dimensity 7300, meh.