GrapheneOS Targets Motorola Phones and Razr Foldables With 7-Year Updates From 2027
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Updated · Android Authority · Aug 24
GrapheneOS Targets Motorola Phones and Razr Foldables With 7-Year Updates From 2027
3 articles · Updated · Android Authority · Aug 24
Summary
2027 is the earliest target for GrapheneOS support on Motorola, starting with a non-folding flagship before expanding to Razr Fold and Razr Ultra devices.
Next-generation Snapdragon chips are central to the plan because current Motorola models still lack hardware memory tagging, stronger secure-element integration and other security features GrapheneOS requires.
Motorola will supply firmware and drivers in the format GrapheneOS needs, a setup the project says could make Moto devices easier to maintain than newer Pixels as Android releases arrive.
Seven years of software support is a hard requirement for GrapheneOS, limiting the first wave to expensive Motorola flagships and excluding current midrange phones such as the roughly $600 Edge 2026.
The move marks GrapheneOS's first major expansion beyond Pixel hardware and adds another foldable form factor, even as it says current 2026 Motorola phones will not be supported.