Moto Edge (2024) with iodéOS (also spelled iodéOS, iodé OS, iodeOS, or iode OS)

More about the Moto Edge

If you are not interested in owning a Google branded device, but want more RAM and a thus a bit longer useful life expectancy out of your next phone, then this may be your next device. Sadly, the Moto Edge doesn’t have a headphone jack or a SD card slot as those only appear on their lower-tier Moto G phones, but they had to be removed partly to due to the IP68 water-resistance certification. With the predominance of bluetooth earbuds and 256GB of internal storage, you may find you don’t miss the external ports.

NOTE: iodé (also spelled iodé or iode) themselves do not provide official builds for this device, but we at OpenMobile create our own builds and provide OTA (“Over The Air”) monthly updates for them.

Do note that our build process doesn’t allow the bootloader to be relocked, so we sell them with the bootloader unlocked. There will be a message at boot to this effect, but never fear: your personal user data is always encrypted and secure with modern Android! It can only be accessed if your lock pin / password is compromised or if you are the unknowning victim of a “deep-state-like attack” leveraging a targeted “Pegasus-like zero-day” exploit on the phone. Note that users with locked bootloaders can equally be compromised by these same attacks, but the exploit would be detected the next time they boot. As always, the best defense for all phones (with locked and unlocked bootloaders) is to stay up to date with system and app security updates.

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