Useless for GrapheneOS then. I’m in the market for a decent tablet soon (on a LineageOS Samsung right now), and effectively I’ll have to settle for a used Pixel tablet. Orelse it’s Linux tablet time, which is probably nonexistant as well.

OP being what?

Bought a Pixel 7a for GrapheneOS recently. Wanted to buy a new Pixel tablet for the same. Too bad, no more Google hardware for me.

GrapheneOS is more secure than Google stock.

I will buy the next Google tablet. To only use it with GrapheneOS. My current Galaxy tablet with LineageOS isn’t immortal.

You can run a router VM but I run my opnsense on a thin client directly.

Well, it looks like shit. I hope GrapheneOS will stay free of it.

IPv6 is really widespread.

Whether NFC payments work seems very much dependent on what your bank app is allowing. Some banks in the EU have no issues, so you should check what particular payment system you want to use.

In general, chances are low. Some people use smartwatches as a workaround.

I don’t use smartwatches nor NFC payments with smartdevices. My bank card allows NFC payments directly.

Put GrapheneOS on your Pixel device.

It’s not going to, though. As soon as the tariffs disapper they’ll be impersonating Dory, again.

I’m downstream of that (LineageOS, GrapheneOS) so that absolutely affects me. Worse, I expect this is the first step towards making Android entirely closed source.

This means I need a Linux tablet/phone next.

The problem is reliably hitting keys on glass tty with my thumbs. I noticed I need minimum 6.7" devices for that.

You people seem to have tiny hands.

It’s in the article.

Thanks. I buy Vattenfall but make net 2/3rds of my own power via rooftop solar.

I think I would go over 10 kW if I fire up everything. Only obout 80 spinny plates of rust though.

Are you including nuclear power in renewable or is that a particular provider who claims net 100% renewable?

Work phone is for work, banking is browser and TAN generator. More secure anyway.

I have a work phone and a personal phone. Latter LineageOS now GrapheneOS. Still some proprietary apps but not many.