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<section id="more-complete-patching">
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<h3><a href="#more-complete-patching">More complete patching</a></h3>
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<p>GrapheneOS includes fixes for many vulnerabilities not yet fixed in
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Android. On modern devices with Generic Kernel Image (GKI) support, we
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update the kernel to the latest stable GKI release many months before the stock OS
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gets the update. This means we're shipping hundreds of fixes not included in
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the stock OS including many security fixes. We also backport more fixes on top
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of this for the kernel and for other components too.</p>
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<p>GrapheneOS includes fixes for a large number of vulnerabilities not yet
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fixed in Android.</p>
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<p>We're able to quickly and safely ship the latest Linux kernel LTS point
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releases on devices with GKI (Generic Kernel Image) support including the 6th
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and 7th generation Pixel phones. At the time of writing on 2022-10-25,
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GrapheneOS is using the latest Linux 5.10 LTS release (5.10.149) from
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2022-10-17 for 6th and 7th generation Pixel phones. The stock Pixel OS is on
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Linux 5.10.107 from 2022-03-19 with a small number of patches from between the
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2022-03-19 and 2022-08-01 backported. This means GrapheneOS provides hundreds
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of relevant kernel patches including many security patches not yet included in
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the stock OS. It's possible for us to stay several months ahead due to their
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approach of moving to new LTS releases only in quarterly releases after a long
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freeze and testing process.</p>
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<p>We often find new vulnerabilities ourselves and report them upstream. We've
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reported dozens of vulnerabilities for both the generic Android codebase and
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