LineageOS has announced the release of version 24.0, which integrates Android 17. This update incorporates iterative improvements and UI/UX refinements from Android 17. The development team completed the rebase onto Android 17's codebase earlier than anticipated due to previous refactoring efforts.
Security patches from August 2025 to October 2026 have been merged into LineageOS versions 18.1 through 24.0. Full security bulletins will be merged for Android 14 (LineageOS 21) and newer, with the security patch level string updated accordingly. Older branches, including 18.1, 19.1, and 20.0, will also receive backported patches, though their security patch level strings will not be modified.
Legacy branches 15.1, 16.0, and 17.1 have received security patches through November 2025. The project continues to backport feasible security patches to these older versions, despite some challenges with December 2025 bulletins.
The release of LineageOS 24.0 precedes the project's 10-year anniversary, which will occur on December 24, 2026. This milestone highlights the sustained effort of its community of developers, maintainers, contributors, and users in supporting and extending the life of various devices.
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