When will Google announce that Fuchsia OS will replace Android as the default OS on its consumer phones?

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2036

63%

gets cancelled

59%

before 2034

50%

before 2035

49%

before 2031

49%

before 2032

49%

before 2033

49%

before 2029

44%

before 2030

37%

before 2028

24%

before 2027

before 2026

might add more years if necessary

Update 2025-10-15 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): The announcement must be for at least one consumer phone that uses Fuchsia and must be made by Google (not a random small company releasing an experimental phone that very few people will use/know of).

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So presumably, if Google switches say Pixel Phones over to Fuchsia, there will be at least a transition period where other producers (say Samsung) still use Android. Does this resolve to the year the first consumer phone uses Fuchsia? Or the majority of non-IOs phones?

@rayman2000 there should be an announcement of at least one consumer phone that uses fuschia.

I think it has to be by Google? To avoid a random small company releasing an experimental phone that very few people will use/know of.

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@sli Then I think the title would be better as "on a consumer phone" or "on its consumer phones". Because they will never announce this for consumer phones in general I think.