Keep browser apps mostly unless you need an app. Trial and error is the best approach. Don't complicate with too many profiles. Keep it simple. Keep Google for a while until you're ready for total transition. Apps like maps, Google camera are indispensable.

1. I normally have all my google api products that need fast access in the private space. 2. Profiles are super cool when you don't trust and app. You can it there and delete after. They are completely memory isolated from your other profiles. 3. I have all my government apps in a whole different ...

Install Shelter to enable work profile and have isolated installs of any Google services / apps

Btc sessions has a good tutorial on setup and profile management

I shared some thoughts today after a month of GrapheneOS. Check the comments. Some folks gave me some tips. nostr:nevent1qqswuy0s968guzazsvk35e4h4pa4pdn6wsay7c38mh067sx7der6vegpz4mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduhsygxkvtqslndjhxgvkyleay60g7vdn0gfjxte6qa25pfvedj835pe4upsgqqqqqqs3r89uc

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dPXu-XKxBT4 Digital Independent you tube - great setup tutorial, goes over profiles, etc