How long have they been selling devices that use graphene?
this post was submitted on 04 Mar 2026
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oldest phone was pixel 6, basically when google switched to tensor and added the hardware and software requirements needed for graphene team to support it.
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As a current Motorola user, I might just stick with the brand when it comes the time for replacement
I can see how big corporations would use this for security reasons. Niche but great market.
is this only on their graphine devices? or are they leaving their android stock devices unlockable as well
Exactly my thoughts/concerns. I seem to remember Motorola has a decent reputation when it comes to unlocking bootloaders, though.
I haven't seen them say anything about their older phones so I would assume this only applies to the new one
I was meaning more of their Android by default phones, like most retailers are going to only sell the android version
they specify the grapheneos devices so I'm assuming they have a dedicated graphene OS product line.
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