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I haven't seen any announcement from GrapheneOS that the feature is now fully supported on the P10-series, so that's why I want to confirm with the experts here that it is indeed working.
I am not an expert, but I can confirm that I receive notifications on my Pixel 10 Pro running GrapheneOS whenever the device exchanges device identifiers with the network.
I do not receive any unencrypted connection notifications, which may be (my layman's guess) because I use my phone in LTE only mode.
I was asking because every article I've read said most Android phones won't support the feature since it requires new hardware
To me, that doesn't sound like “won't support” in relation to the future, but rather that current models can't do it due to the requirements (which doesn't mean that future models won't be able to):
The problem, however, is that no current phones can do this. To unmask fake cell towers, Android phones need to have version 3.0 of Google’s IRadio hardware abstraction layer, which has to be supported at the modem level. Even Google’s latest Pixel phones lack support, so the network security settings page is hidden in current builds of Android 16.
source: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2025/06/future-android-phones-could-warn-you-about-data-stealing-fake-cell-towers/