9To5Google LineageOS 24 Launches with New Installation Tools and Android 17 Support
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- •LineageOS 24 is based on Android 17 and includes security patches up to October 2026.
- •New WebUSB Flash Tools simplify the installation of the custom ROM directly from the browser.
- •The update features a complete redesign of core apps to Material Design 3 Expressive.
LineageOS 24 has been officially released, based on Android 17, with builds rolling out for several devices. This version includes security patches from August 2025 to October 2026. A significant feature is the introduction of WebUSB Flash Tools, allowing users to install the custom ROM directly from their browser, simplifying the installation process. The update also features a complete redesign of core applications to Material Design 3 Expressive, including the Updater app, which now supports streamed updates for faster installations. The new Canvas app enables basic image editing, enhancing user experience. Compatibility is limited to devices using Linux kernels 4.4 and 4.9, with older devices being restricted from future builds. The rollout will continue as maintainers prepare additional devices for compliance.
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