MTE is used in production now
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<p>8th generation Pixels provide a minimum guarantee of 7 years of support
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from launch instead of the previous 5 year minimum guarantee. 8th generation
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Pixels also bring support for the incredibly powerful hardware memory tagging
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security feature as part of moving to new ARMv9 CPU cores. GrapheneOS has
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experimental support for hardware memory tagging in hardened_malloc available
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as a user-facing option in the advanced security settings and is quickly
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moving towards having it enabled by default. It will be used more extensively
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in the future and is a game changer for protecting against exploitation.</p>
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security feature as part of moving to new ARMv9 CPU cores. GrapheneOS uses
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hardware memory tagging by default to protect the base OS and known compatible
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user installed apps against exploitation, with the option to use it for all
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apps and opt-out on a case-by-case basis for the few incompatible with it.</p>
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<p>Both 7th and 6th generation Pixels have a minimum guarantee of 5 years from
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launch. 7th generation Pixels are a year newer so they have an extra year of
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