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Yes, Graphene is only officially supported on Pixels at this time.
I think I'll buy a pixel then, I'm a bit too cautious so can I ask which model pixel do you own?
I run GrapheneOS on a Google Pixel 3 (secondhand). It's a nice phone - made sure to extract the GCamera app in order to keep the camera app that actually works to the cameras full potential.
Other than that I just want to express my red hot hatred for all established mobile OSes. Its all crapware.
I have a 4a, which is supported until fall 2023. The newer 5 model doesn't give you much more time.
alright, thanks for the suggestion. It's decided.
edit; nvm