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I've been planning to get a Pixel 6 to run Graphene.
Do you know if that's still a viable plan to avoid Google's recent side-loading bullshit?
From what OP said it sounds like Google is kinda closing that door but your comment leads me to suspect OP is mistaken?
Google's new EEE tactics should not in theory impact custom ROMs such as Graphene, especially considering Graphene goes out of its way to avoid using any G stuff unless sandboxed.
So, unless i'm mistaken, google's updates shouldn't impact graphene phones...
thanks!
It won't affect it directly but it's likely a bunch of developers just quit making 3rd party apps for the 12 people running custom ROMs.
As said below, it won't affect users right now running custom ROMs, but it will impact the number of persons able to use them