Stock Android, e/OS. Would be interesting to see if I could live with a degoogled phone.
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Pocophone F1 running LineageOS for microg
Pixel 6a running GrapheneOS. I'd like Linux mobile to really take off but I can't ever see it unless arm for desktop really grows.
Other than that there's not really much else that interests me. Maybe I'll try CalyxOS one day. I've spent a couple of years with an iPhone before but don't see myself going back.
Can you talk a bit about GrapheneOS?
What are some cons and pros?
Pros are being as degoogled as possible whilst still having access to a more privacy oriented Play Services.
Cons are having to go without Google Pay and some apps just outright not working as intended. Memory management seems to be pretty poor generally as well with apps constantly having to be reloaded.