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this post was submitted on 10 May 2026
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Which websites does this actually affect? I use GrapheneOS and I've yet to be affected by this, granted I don't use many mainstream services.
i haven't seen this qr code thing yet, but recaptcha itself i see on many sites including archive.today
I dont think its been rolled out quite yet.
Off subject a bit, what is the cheapest option for a graphene phone?
The most dead cheap supported option would be the Pixel 6, which looks like it sells starting at about $130 on Swappa. The security recommended minimum from Graphene team would be the Pixel 8, which lists starting at $220.
Thanks for the reply, that is doable, the 220, or even a little better.
the oldest pixel that they support.