Yes, this is great advice. I’ve looked into GrapheneOS, and I’ve been wondering if I could use Google play apps at all on it? Is there a way to spoof that service?
Yes, it has a sandboxed Google Play service and the Play Store app that you can enable which let’s you access apps with hard Google dependencies.
If you want to use it as a regular Android phone it works for everything that doesn’t require Google’s hardware attestation (so, no using your phone for NFC credit card payments mostly). This limitation also affects LineageOS.
Yes, this is great advice. I’ve looked into GrapheneOS, and I’ve been wondering if I could use Google play apps at all on it? Is there a way to spoof that service?
Yes, it has a sandboxed Google Play service and the Play Store app that you can enable which let’s you access apps with hard Google dependencies.
If you want to use it as a regular Android phone it works for everything that doesn’t require Google’s hardware attestation (so, no using your phone for NFC credit card payments mostly). This limitation also affects LineageOS.