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Cheaper options than Graphene?
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Which model did you get?
Pixel 7. That was my original goal as it's the newest that I can afford.
I would have personally opted for an 8a since the 7 will loose support in Oct 2027 while the 8a will keep being supported until May 2031. (In addition to supporting MTE which improves security even more) I haven't checked their prices on the used market but I don't think they should be that different.
I got the 7 for $140 where the 8a was looking like $200 and that 60 bucks is a big difference. I'm not too worried about the security update issue, my current phone hasn't gotten a security update since 2024 and I really only use it as a phone. I'm making the change because I'm tired of walking up with new bloatware added once a month and constantly fighting to get Google assistent for control of my settings.