Pixel 10 - Experimental support for GrapheneOS is now available!

Bismark

Allen
Well whatever the dev's decide to do I will follow, if that means to the exit and onto some kind of Linux phone, then giddy up.

bwells2

I'm confused. A web search says QPR1 HAS been release to AOSP, but now we are saying it isn't? What am I not understanding? (I don't know a lot about this stuff, I'm just trying to keep up). I really hope I didn't make the colossal blunder of the century by buying a Pixel 10 pro XL just for Google to give us all the finger at the midnight hour.

wizoatk

bwells2 A web search says QPR1 HAS been release to AOSP

It hasn't. Really. Whatever you read is wrong. A specific cite would be useful if you want a better explanation.

bwells2

wizoatk What's crazy is i literally searched the exact same question in Brave before I made my post and again after you made your reply, and at first it told me that it had already been release, but when I searched a second time after reading your reply, the result said that it has not been released and even lineage confirms that the code remains unavailable. tf is going on with Brave...

wizoatk

bwells2

Since you're not providing a specific cite / reference / URL. I assume you're reading the AI Summary at the top of the search results. I'm also assuming you ignored the line at the bottom of the summary that says:

AI-generated answer. Please verify critical facts.

It's not crazy, it's AI bullshit.

bwells2

wizoatk You seem like a real pleasure to be around.

user_578

wizoatk

Thank you for clarifying the other user's post.

newbie24689

wizoatk Thank You for requesting a reference!!
This forum would be MUCH more useful if folks would routinely post references.

newbie24689

tarbeez FWICT, you've provided a nice, concise summary of the state of affairs. Thanks!
I'm guessing the only question that you asked that could reasonably be answered is:

Are there too many unknowns still (why Google is doing this and what will happen with their releases going forward) to really know?

And I'd guess the answer is yes.
Sigh...I'd also guess there are many of us out here, ...quietly... waiting for (hopefully good) news .....

gos27371

newbie24689 It really is impossible to know anything for sure just yet.

I for sure am one patiently waiting so I can finally use my 10 Pro XL...
Hopefully it wasn't a mistake to get it already. Google really is just making things worse and worse lately.

BraveDuck

If there is an early early experimental build release that the GrapheneOS team needs help testing, I have a pixel 10 pro fold and am willing to test it on.

Lauchtelefon

BraveDuck Same here.

wizoatk

BraveDuck early early experimental build release

There isn't. I wouldn't expect a pre-alpha before QPR1 integration.

BraveDuck

I am not saying there is, I am saying if there is the need to test more devices in older builds I am willing to test.

wizoatk

BraveDuck if there is the need to test more devices in older builds

In general, there isn't. Unless there is a specific need to show a suspected regression. In any case, the Pixel 10 pro fold isn't supported in any current or older build. If you want to help test other devices in pre-release, alpha, or beta check out the # testing chat.

https://grapheneos.org/contact#community-chat

Rom

Hi everybody, I just discover GrapheneOs, and thank you all for your time and work ! I would like to install Graphen OS. I have read most of the thread. I am checking to buy a Google pixel 9, and start the process. As it is costly, I would like to know, if you think that Graphene will still be able to support the security patches for android 15, thought Android 16 might get "blocked" for ever. Getting patches lates is not a problem. I think that somewhere Graphene Os said "it might be our last release". What I read on the thread is completely different.. Please excuse my english. What could be the situation in two years if google try to get rid of Graphene ? Will our phone still works ?

spring-onion

Rom GrapheneOS is based on Android 16 already. It's Android 16 QPR1 that Google has yet to push to AOSP, but we've applied all the available security updates anyway. We'll support the Pixel 9 (and hopefully soon 10) series until they're end-of-life.

RedHulk

When will this be roughly?

Emerald

RedHulk

GrapheneOS

Rom

spring-onion Great that's what I was hoping ! I will go for it, and buy my Pixel 9!

kthebot

Hello all,
I have been part of the 'patiently wait for Google to kindly release what we need to make GOS for Pixel 10 happen' club, but my phone has unexpectedly died and I now need to pick up a new phone.
I know that Pixel 10 support is still up in the air because of Google, so I am looking at the Pixel 9 (Pro).
With Google's lack of transparency regarding the above in mind, are we confident that developers for GOS will be able to continue to support Pixel 9 in the future? More specifically, is GOS still reliant on Google (AOSP) for anything with regard to supporting the Pixel 9 series?
~~Thank you in advance;~~
I just read the above post spring-onion

I really appreciate the GOS team's dedication and hard work to make this operating system what it is today!

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