Phones

This line brings together refurbished Google Pixels, reflashed with GrapheneOS and re-locked with independent keys, then provisioned by our workshop. The model you pick does not change the security level: all three get exactly the same protections — verified boot, hardware memory tagging (MTE), no Google services by default, encryption at rest and per-app controls. What you choose is the hardware: screen size, memory, battery life, and above all the guaranteed-update window from Google, which sets how long the device stays securely usable.

To decide: the Pixel 8a suits you if you want a compact format and the lowest budget, with an already-long update window. The Pixel 9 Pro is the balanced choice — better camera, screen and memory, for demanding daily use. The Pixel 10 Pro offers the longest update window and the most recent hardware; it is the pick if you plan to keep the device as long as possible. The table below shows only the real differences between the three: the essentials are identical, and that is deliberate.

What our workshop adds is visible on every product page, in the amber block: verified install and re-lock, base apps provisioned, remote support on your initiative only (our self-hosted RustDesk fork), locate-and-wipe via a self-hosted FMD without Google, ntfy notifications without Google, and a preconfigured encrypted support channel. None of this makes you anonymous: the carrier still sees SIM, IMEI and location, and a device seized while unlocked stays vulnerable. Each page details these limits at the same visual weight as the capabilities.

On payment, every price comes on four rails: Monero (−30 %, the most prominent), Bitcoin/Lightning (−5 %), cash on handover (−10 %, under the legal ceiling) and card. Phones are refurbished then hardened to order, with an assembly lead time shown on each page; we keep no unnecessary personal data, and order tracking works without an account, from a single token.