I seriously doubt Motorola/Lenovo is "doing the porting", I don't see the GrapheneOS letting others mess with the software. The GrapheneOS team are going to control the production of the hardware to their specs and then install the software after the sale or even sell it themselves.
I installed /e/OS on my FP6 through the CLI instructions, there are some oversimplified steps but some common sense and you'll get there.
I installed iodéOS on my FP5 and I prefer it, microG works great from the start, better than in /e/OS. Even Revolut app seems to work (haven't completed the setup but usually fails to start with a not supported OS warning, which it shows on /e/OS). When I installed iodéOS had to use the CLI but they have now updated their automated installer and both FP5 and 6 are now supported.
I tried iodéOS on the FP6, installed manually, but it wasn't working right. It kept blocking up on second boot. That was before they suported it officially with their installer, I'm going to try it now that I changed my daily driver to the new Jolla Phone.
You can film in public but if anyone doesn't want to appear in the recording they can ask to be removed or even go to the authorities. And even if they do not request it and show up in a public display, they can open a case with the authorities.
Actually the 'smart glasses' are illegal to use in Europe, as you cannot film people in the street without their consent. It's called privacy and reserve of image.
Android compatibility layer is called App Support and is a licensed version of AlienDalvik. It's only available on officially supported phones (Jolla's own and some Sony Experia).
Read the text carefully: Motorola is porting firmware/drivers to GrapheneOS specifications. Not actual GrapheneOS code.
I seriously doubt Motorola/Lenovo is "doing the porting", I don't see the GrapheneOS letting others mess with the software. The GrapheneOS team are going to control the production of the hardware to their specs and then install the software after the sale or even sell it themselves.
My daily driver is now a Jolla Phone (2026), still have my Fairphone 6 with /e/OS.
So bad that it's so good!
Sorry, I responded to another post and didn't properly read your issue.
You need to place the phone in fastboot mode, this is done powering on the phone while depressing the Volume Down button.
This one of the parts that isn't very explicit, I think due to being generic to several models of phones.
I installed /e/OS on my FP6 through the CLI instructions, there are some oversimplified steps but some common sense and you'll get there.
I installed iodéOS on my FP5 and I prefer it, microG works great from the start, better than in /e/OS. Even Revolut app seems to work (haven't completed the setup but usually fails to start with a not supported OS warning, which it shows on /e/OS). When I installed iodéOS had to use the CLI but they have now updated their automated installer and both FP5 and 6 are now supported.
I tried iodéOS on the FP6, installed manually, but it wasn't working right. It kept blocking up on second boot. That was before they suported it officially with their installer, I'm going to try it now that I changed my daily driver to the new Jolla Phone.
The real terrorists are Trump and his administration.
In the EU they now have to by law.
Artificial imbecility meets natural imbecility.
In Portugal the law states any party can record as long it gets consent from the other parties, and those consents can be withdrawn at any time.
The automotive OS is a different product called Seafarix marketed through a separate partnership.
You can film in public but if anyone doesn't want to appear in the recording they can ask to be removed or even go to the authorities. And even if they do not request it and show up in a public display, they can open a case with the authorities.
It won't be. They are just competing in the enterprise market as the others do, just doing it directly and cheaper in the Chinese market.
Actually the 'smart glasses' are illegal to use in Europe, as you cannot film people in the street without their consent. It's called privacy and reserve of image.
Android compatibility layer is called App Support and is a licensed version of AlienDalvik. It's only available on officially supported phones (Jolla's own and some Sony Experia).
Also check /e/OS and iodéOS, they support some Samsung phones.
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