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GrapheneOS Breaks Free from Pixel Exclusivity as Major Phone Maker Joins Forces
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GrapheneOS uwalnia się od wyłączności dla Pixel, gdy dołącza do niego główny producent telefonów

Koniec wyłączności prywatnych telefonów Pixel GrapheneOS – powszechnie uważany za jedną z najbezpieczniejszych, stawiających na prywatność dystrybucji Androida – wyrywa się z okowów Google Pixel. Deweloperzy projektu potwierdzili w mediach społecznościowych i na forach społecznościowych, że od połowy 2025 roku współpracują z
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