The Pixel 11 is Here, Will it Support GrapheneOS?

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The Pixel 11 is Here, Will it Support GrapheneOS?

I think so.

Pixel 11 hasn’t been released yet. We aren’t going to have an idea about how long it will take until after we have access to the devices and code. We’ll post about it on our feed when we have information to share. No need to ask us for updates since we’ll make posts about it.

Based on this reply by GrapheneOS, nothing indicates that they have any indication it won’t be possible to support it.

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The Pixel 11 is Here, Will it Support GrapheneOS?

I think not.

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I’m crossing my fingers that the Pixel 11 will be supported. Titan M3 and GOS could be a match made in heaven.

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I would like to know what PQC primitives it uses.

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What makes you say this?

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Mr Bro? First name Trust Me? Have you never heard of him before? /j

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sheer amount of obliviousness.

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“Trustless” is a buzzword

I mean, sure. Nothing is completely perfect in every way. But you can still try to minimise/maximise.

We can use it to mean: trusting many third-party auditors (of implementation, algorithms/primitives, infrastructure, etc) rather than a few or one first-party organisations running infrastructure (standard centralised service) or chosen ‘third parties’ (such as the only two and institutional Signal key transparency auditors)).

For example, p2p+crypto(graphy) tech doesn’t require trusting central servers, because there are none.

And while System Transparency does rely on central servers, because “there exists a globally discoverable and verifiable link between its hardware, source code and runtime behavior”, misbehaviour can be noticed by anyone who puts in the work.

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