GrapheneOS, the privacy- and security-focused Android alternative, says it is bringing official support to Motorola devices, with an initial rollout planned for next year. The GrapheneOS Foundation outlines that non-folding smartphones will be supported first, followed later by Motorola foldable phones.
CNET reports the launch timing as 2027 and specifies that the rollout begins with traditional (non-folding) devices. The Verge similarly describes a staged expansion, indicating that after flagships and other non-folding models, support is expected to move to foldables. The Verge also notes the possibility of broader coverage later, potentially including additional device tiers beyond the initial models.
Across both outlets, the core point is that GrapheneOS support for Motorola arrives in phases, starting with standard handsets before reaching foldable devices.
