GrapheneOS on the Google Pixel 10

Hazel Reviews | Season 2, Episode 4 In this exciting episode of Hazel Reviews, we’re going to be looking at GrapheneOS on the Google Pixel 10. The Google Pixel 10 was first introduced in August 2025 for a retailed price of $799 USD. Chapters: 0:00 - Showcase 2:07 - Installation 4:03 - The Out of Box Experience 4:18 - Sandboxed Google Play Services 4:33 - Network Permissions 4:56 - Contact Scopes 5:18 - Storage Scopes 5:46 - Vanadium Browser 6:02 - GrapheneOS Camera vs Pixel Camera 6:27 - Default Dialer and Messaging Apps 6:39 - Scrambled PIN Layout 6:48 - Duress Password/PIN 6:56 - Scheduled Reboot 7:16 - USB-C Control 7:24 - Verified Boot 7:33 - The Future of GrapheneOS The Google Pixel 10 family of phones will be the last in the series to be supported by the GrapheneOS team before partnering up with another OEM that meets or exceeds the requirements of such criteria to run the OS. The reason developers exclusively supported the Google Pixel phones is because they met strict privacy and security standards such as being able to relock the bootloader, and the inclusion of the Titan security enclaves as well as other features like Memory Tagging Extensions and of course Verified Boot. ™ & © 2025-2026 NokzeMedia Video Programming LLC. All rights reserved.