Unless something changed, I’m fairly certain you can’t unlock the bootloaders of Verizon devices

Custom build of (rooted post-buildtime) GrapheneOS.

I understand all the reasons not to root GrapheneOS but I enjoy the control and options over my device that I’d otherwise not have if it wasn’t for rooting

I just started cleaning things up when I saw this. Probably going to try and make a build without microg and using sandboxed play services now: https://grapheneos.org/releases#2023123000

Ha sounds good I’ll clean up the scripts as much as I can this weekend and make the repo public. I’ll update this post when it’s done.

Edit: maybe next week, forgot it’s Christmas!

Personally I’ve been writing/using my own docker container to help and (eventually) just build it for me, but I’m not finished and it’s the first project of it’s kind I’ve worked on.

I’d make the repository public (it’s on GitHub) I just didn’t think anybody wanted or cared

My own build of GrapheneOS with MicroG that allows Android Auto.

I’m not fully degoogled (I still use Maps and Tasks), but I’m closer…

Can confirm same happens on Pixel 8. Not enabling Zygisk is the only option I’ve found that works. I unfortunately Factory Reset before figuring out Zygisk was the culprit but I imagine a Safe Mode boot/restoring your original boot images would be enough to save you from a Factory Reset…