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What are the "AK-47" of items? (cheap, durable, just works)
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I was under the impression that Graphene OS stops support for Pixel models at the same time as Google does.
You're correct, GrapheneOS is just for privacy and security, not to keep devices out of the landfill. LineageOS keeps devices up for super long. The first gen Pixel is still officially supported with Android 14, ~~and I've seen an unofficial build for a Nexus 4, a 2012 phone~~...
Edit: the nexus 4 was my mistake, it was lineageos 14, not Android 14. Still impressive that they keep the first Pixel supported.
Thus us true for security updates 7 years is the stock timeframe.
7 years is only for newer models.
Is there a reason why nobody has ported postmarketos to any of the pixel devices?