The Pixel was never sold in my country so it's much more difficult that you think. Even if it was I wouldn't buy it because I don't buy Google products.

> If you are still not willing to purchase a Pixel for whatever reason, GrapheneOS has a partnership with Motorola to help them create compatible devices which will be available soon[2].

Ok? Wake me up when that happens.

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kQq9oHeAz6wLLS 4 hours ago | parent [-]

> The Pixel was never sold in my country

Okay, see, that's an important thing to add to your original post. Saves everyone a lot of time.

If they don't sell them in your country, it's not "no thank you" as you said, it's "this doesn't apply to me".

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mvdtnz 4 hours ago | parent [-]

I don't see how it's relevant. I couldn't possibly have made it any more clear I would not buy a Google device, new or used, because I don't like Google.

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prmoustache 3 hours ago | parent [-]

I am not sure why you even consider an android based OS then.

	▲	okanat 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Because AOSP is open source and can be built without Google Play running at the background unlike the other alternative: giving up privacy to yet another big tech Apple. Graphene adds many privacy features on top of regular AOSP. But it only works on phones that has good security features that are not woefully outdated or completely closed-off. Google has complete control over Pixel supply chain and they can make their phones with all bells and whistles for their ends and they behave a bit benevolently and expose the interfaces to the user too. Most Android phones use Qualcomm which doesn't give a flying fuck about giving control or privacy to the users.