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GrapheneOS Breaks Free from Pixel Exclusivity as Major Phone Maker Joins Forces
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GrapheneOS se vymanil z exkluzivity pro Pixel, když se připojil významný výrobce telefonů

Konec telefonů zaměřených na soukromí pouze od Pixelu GrapheneOS – široce považovaný za jednu z nejbezpečnějších a na soukromí zaměřených distribucí Androidu – se osvobozuje ze svých okovů Googlu Pixel. Vývojáři projektu potvrdili prostřednictvím sociálních sítí a komunitních fór, že od poloviny
19 října, 2025

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