GrapheneOS to Support Motorola Foldables Next Year
GrapheneOS, a privacy-focused Android variant, has announced plans to officially support Motorola smartphones starting next year. The rollout will begin with flagship models before expanding to foldables.
GrapheneOS Foundation has detailed its roadmap for bringing official support to Motorola smartphones, with an expansion to the company's foldable devices planned for next year. The initial rollout will focus on a traditional Motorola flagship model, followed by support for the Razr Fold and Razr Ultra foldable phones.
The Razr Ultra is slated to be the first clamshell-style foldable to officially run GrapheneOS. The open-source Android variant is recognized for its stringent security and privacy standards, aiming to provide users with a higher level of data protection than stock Android.
This expansion signals GrapheneOS's strategy to reach a broader user base that prioritizes enhanced security and privacy on their mobile devices. The inclusion of foldable phones in its support plans indicates the foundation's commitment to adapting to evolving mobile hardware.
While a specific timeline for each model has not been provided, GrapheneOS expects to begin supporting Motorola devices within the coming year. Future support may potentially extend to more affordable Motorola models as well.