The list was based on what devices the developers had on hand at the time. These devices are included in the latest release.

Same here!

Yes, since GrapheneOS is able to be ported to pixel 10 devices and GrapheneOS Foundation are in talks to get another OEM to support GrapheneOS.

I agree. They are amazing! Thank you for your kind comment.

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This is so awesome!!

What are you supposed to use? I have been cleaning my ears with them my whole life.

Give Americans Universal Basic Income, healthcare, education etc and lives will improve in so many ways. Once this is done, automate as much as possible.

There will be motorola devices in 2027

May you please remove the old moderator? I don't seem to have an option to do so. Thanks

Cats 😾 although I feel it is unethical to own pets, personally

This release won't be making it to the Beta and Stable channels due to a regression for changing the per-app settings added by GrapheneOS for apps in the work profile or Private Space when Settings is launched from the Owner user. We'll make a new release later today with a fix.

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This release adds an opt-in GrapheneOS network location client providing location detection based on nearby Wi-Fi networks using a local trilateration algorithm run on the device. It fetches a list of nearby Wi-Fi networks from Apple's location service either directly or through a GrapheneOS proxy.

It currently only has a very basic approach to altitude estimation which we'll be properly integrating into the trilateration algorithm in the near future.

It currently only uses Wi-Fi networks but we'll be extending it with support for using cell towers as a fallback in the near future.

We're in the process of building our own network location database based on scraping all of the cell tower and Wi-Fi data from Apple's service. Scraping all the cell tower data is quick and will be easy to keep rapidly updated. A contributor scraped more than 2 billion Wi-Fi APs over 3 months.

This data isn't copyrightable and Apple freely offers it without requiring authentication. It will be the initial basis for our database, but we'll add other sources including an option to send us data from GrapheneOS devices. We'll provide database downloads to support offline network location.

Source: https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/114076810453893886

Hopefully someday other phone makers will support GrapheneOS

It's not easily block able as it scrapes the YouTube website. They'd have to stop having a website for that to happen.

This is a post that discusses this a bit more for those curious. https://lemmy.ml/post/28929380

This comment reminded me that when my generation is old and I am grandma, I could be like, let grandma type on her mechanical keyboard to help you sleep. XD We'll be the cool old people XD

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GOS already supports Visual Voicemail, actually. As long as the phone carrier also supports it.