We're planning on shipping our port of 10th generation Pixels to Linux 6.18 in our next official release. We'll see how that goes with much broader testing in our Alpha and Beta channels. We'll finish the port for the earlier Pixels once that's done and then we'll get everything moved over to 6.18.
Public testing via our experimental releases has been ongoing for several days now. Only a single regression has been discovered so far which was DisplayPort alternate mode no longer working and it was quickly fixed and made available in a new experimental release. It's ready for Alpha testing soon.
It would make sense that Cellebrite would choose to have capabilities like this one under development. When devices increase their security against physical attacks, the exploit developers will move towards a path of least resistance to exploit other components or circumvent the security measures that prevent the extraction, as we see with their automatic reboot cancelling exploits for iPhones. Since forensics labs contain devices in isolation to prevent network access and remote wiping, it is possible to make simulated / dummy network environments inside those containers where advanced labs can attempt exploit delivery without the risks.
The full document is available on request so it needs to be looked at further. While I do not intend to make discussion threads on this site regularly I think this is in a public interest.