GrapheneOS support on Pixel 11 isn't dead yet as devs test newly discovered MTE support and its performance impact.

GrapheneOS Pixel 11 support is blocked: Google removed ARM Memory Tagging Extension hardware from the Tensor G6 chip, and the security-hardened Android fork cannot complete its port. The Pixel 11 is ...

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Google Pixel 11 series may not receive full GrapheneOS support because Google has reportedly dropped support for ARM Memory ...

The GrapheneOS team advises against buying the Pixel 11 if users want to flash the custom ROM onto the device. An important security component is missing.

Google has apparently made changes to the security features of the Pixel 11 series, which now mean that the makers of the ...

Official support is set to arrive next year, starting with traditional flagships, before rolling out to Motorola’s foldable phones and perhaps cheaper models, eventually. Graphene has always had ...

GrapheneOS says it will not support Google’s Pixel 11 because the Tensor G6 chip lacks Memory Tagging Extension (MTE), a hardware security feature central to the privacy-focused operating system.

GrapheneOS confirms Android 17 QPR2 Beta 4 restores partial MTE support on Pixel 11. Learn why Google disabled it and why ...

The team behind GrapheneOS has confirmed that they were unable to complete GrapheneOS for Google Pixel phones. GrapheneOS developers said this was due to Google’s new phones lacking support for the ...

GrapheneOS announced new details about its partnership with Motorola. The first smartphones are expected to be released in 2027 and will be pricier than Pixel.

Several months ago, Motorola and the makers of GrapheneOS announced a team-up that would expand support for the privacy-centric OS to beyond Google’s Pixel phones. The announcement, however, was ...