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this post was submitted on 12 Dec 2025
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Having to replace perfectly functional Pixel phones because GOS stopped making updates for them. I don't blame GOS as they're a FOSS project and their end of support coincides with Google's end of support, but it still feels bad replacing perfectly functional hardware. Wish release cycles were much slower so support for existing devices could be focused on, instead of having to spend time porting to every new phone dropped like every year or whatever.
I put crDroid on my pixel 5 and I'm never looking back at graphene again.
But I would have replaced it even if it was still supported. Too apple " we know what's good for you and you don't " for me.