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The general crowd doesn't seem to care about the trends that make graphene common sense and I suspect that Google would take measures if it ever did like they're currently doing to fdroid.
In at least some sectors, even this enshitified EU should be forced to stop Google from being anti-competitive towards graphene to some extent.
The US is fucked but I don't know about the rest of the world necessarily, kind of a free-for-all right now.
They are working on their "own" phone which should alleviate a fair number of concerns with what Google might be doing to sabotage them.
Yet, will they be able to develop their own OS when google stop sharing the code with them ? I do hope so...
I hope and think so. They're already way better and faster than Google at patching bugs and vulnerabilities on Android.
i'm glad to know this!!! do you have any more info?
They're working with Motorola.
https://motorolanews.com/motorola-three-new-b2b-solutions-at-mwc-2026/
oic, i was already aware of motorola's partnership; i thought you meant that graphene was going to make their own phone.
thanks anyways, though; it's nice when people respond in good faith.