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On 11 Jun 2025 22:02:38 +0100 (BST), Theo
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>> Which android brand or model is the most rootable, historically?
>
> Pixel. They have the best support for aftermarket OSes, meaning that
> there`s more choice for Pixel than for other brands. It`s why OSes like
> GrapheneOS only support Pixels.
>
> (but US carriers can still lock bootloaders if they want to, so if you get a
> carrier Pixel best to check it isn`t bootloader locked)
Does the news Google no longer supports a Pixel AOSP make a difference?
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