blackfin I think I will switch to GrapheneOS, but I think Samsung makes good hardware which I would prefer to use.

They do make pretty good tablet hardware. And their security updates are way better than what some other vendors provide.

I expect the GrapheneOS developers would like to support Samsung devices, given the appropriate ingredients (I suspect verified boot with a user-selected trust root would be a key ingredient).

Maybe if lots of existing Samsung customers would explain why they are reluctantly leaving... who knows?

      de0u yeah, especially for tablets, pixel tablet has not been released yet, but I am not sure whether at least in the near future google will be able to provide a comparable quality product. Also, the form factor of bigger tablets is just such a game changer for me, I have s8+ and I cannot see going smaller.

        blackfin Current pixel phones actually ARE samsung. Which is too bad, I actually dislike samsung hardware.

            I hope you will never change or compromise those requirements.

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            de0u they are not Samsung phones. Samsung happens to manufacture the custom google designed soc and the phones use an exynos modem.

                [deleted] Its not custom. Its whitelabeled. The whole phone is made by samsuck for g.

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                  I love my z flip (for the aesthetic of course, just wish I could put graphene on it.

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                    matchboxbananasynergy - Can you please send me a link to Google pixel fold device you are referring?
                    As of Jan 2022, there doesn't seem to be a Google pixel "fold" device.

                        treequell I think its market dependent. Doesn't seem to be available in Canada. I guess not enough demand for them? I certainly don't have any interest in a bendy phone.

                            p3arlescent
                            Yes, the design is really cool. I've always wondered how a CustomOS would handle the second screen, for example
                            (Just as an aside, I don't want to get off topic here).

                                Murcielago That was a question I had before release too, but it appears the second screen is properly supported through AOSP, and therefore is also supported properly on GrapheneOS.

                                    treequell
                                    Cool, interesting to hear - thanks for the quick reply!

                                    I also hadn't thought about the fact that the Google Fold also has two displays and is supported by GrapheneOS.

                                    https://grapheneos.org/faq#supported-devices

                                    If one of the screens would not work properly on a custom OS, few users would probably install GrapheneOS on it.