Running in unofficial image of grapheneos sounds like a wonderful way to get your device hacked without having to wait for a nefarious actor to do the work mabually. Buy a used Pixel and do it right.
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It's not an unofficial image of Graphene OS, but running the GSI of Graphene OS on not officially supported devices.
Ah, my bad. That video felt sketchy af during my morning scroll, thanks for the correction.
It is indeed an unofficial build. GrapheneOS does not provide a GSI.
If you know the name of the thing, then you can googel for what's compatible
hoping for some tech way based on sw requirements