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Can anyone weigh in on the real life cost/benefit of going Graphene plus Pixel before I spend $1200. I want to get off the teat of iOS but I don’t want it to be a purely intellectual and tech learning pursuit. I’m bound by work to carry an apple or android device because all of our apps run on it. And the company phone I carry. So I’m pretty much negating the benefits weekdays while I am carrying that spy device. I am thinking maybe I could just forward my work line to my pixel and throw the work phone in a bag. Thanks. #asknostr #graphene
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𝕋ℍ𝔼 π•‹π•†π”»π”»π•Šπ•‹β„ · 24w
Graphene is Android so almost all Android apps should work on it
Bfgreen · 24w
Ditto. Graphene does not appear ready for enterprise use. Is your device enrolled and managed by work, or just running certain apps?
Majere · 24w
You can create a work profile with sandboxed google play services installed versus the current complete surveillance of the phone. Unless you need the extra storage and specs a flagship model pixel is overkill for average phone users. Trust me i went back and forth for months before switching fro...
Grace and Truth · 24w
It shouldn't need to cost you $1200. You can probably get one for $500ish. I don't know what work apps you need, but you might be able to get more of them than you expect. Aurora Store and GrapheneOS' version of Google Play Services helps, and you can put them all under another user if you like. In ...
Brisket · 24w
I ran both in parallel for a while before focusing on detaching myself from the iOS environment. It's much more convenient to just give all your information to Apple & Google. It takes a little work to get your Graphene phone humming but it's so worth it for the privacy.
πŸ‡΅πŸ‡Έ whoever loves Digit · 24w
Get a Redmagic instead for a few reasons: * Better hardware * Fuck Google * GrapheneOS makes all kinds of fake privacy claims instead of focusing on stuff that makes sense, like decentralization and user-controllability GrapheneOS is better software than stock Android or Redmagic version, but it's...