GrapheneOS offers a host of privacy and security benefits over stock Android, but is it worth the hassle? We tested it. Here's what we learned.

The security-focused NitroPhone 2 series promises privacy using modified versions of the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro running custom software.

The data-saving GrapheneOS is available as a stable version based on Android 16 for installation on Pixel devices. The ...

GrapheneOS based upon Android 12L is now available in beta to more Made by Google devices including the Pixel 4a 5G through to the Pixel 6.

According to users on the GrapheneOS forums, only 1 in 1,000 Pixel 9 owners (or 0.1%) have reported the problem. However, we imagine that it is still quite annoying.

Pixel users report gesture/navigation issues after the Android 16 update, with home buttons freezing; Google has yet to ...

Last week, I wrote about installing GrapheneOS, an open-source, Android-based privacy operating system, on a Pixel 3. I shared some initial impressions, but now I’m back after using the GrapheneOS ...

The Pixel 6 and 6 Pro mark a significant step for Google toward competing with premium phones from Apple, Samsung and Huawei.

Google launched its Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro on Tuesday. Here are all the details about its release date, price, Tensor chip, camera specs and more.

Google has released the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, but what are the differences between the two, and most importantly, which one should you buy? We found out.

All of this while preventing Google from gathering data through your smartphone. But how does all of this work and is GrapheneOS even worth using? I took it for a test drive on a Pixel 6 to find out.