That's the point of GrapheneOS. They've been excellent at providing fast updates and long-term support for their supported devices.

Let Motorola do the hardware and GrapheneOS the software.

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its-summertime a day ago | parent | next [-]

As far as I know, only Motorola is given access to the driver source code for all the chips, which then as part of using it, they are obligated to release it, which then GrapheneOS can then access and use it.

As a result, Motorola's software support is just as important as Motorola's hardware

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grapheneos a day ago | parent [-]

We won't have to depend on Motorola's public OS releases for access to the firmware and drivers as we do for Pixels. We'll also have access to a lot more than what's mandatory to provide due to GPLv2.

	▲	its-summertime a day ago \| parent [-]
		Oh that is very exciting to hear!

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izacus a day ago | parent | prev [-]

GrapheneOS is fully dependant on the OEM of the phone to supply them with up to date drivers and can't support their builds longer than that.

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grapheneos a day ago | parent [-]

We won't have to depend on Motorola's public OS releases for access to the firmware and drivers as we do for Pixels though.

	▲	izacus 18 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Let's see how that goes considering Motorola's track record of support :)