Control over the frame rate is a planned feature in the near term. This release is a maintenance release to catch up on many dependency updates and fix many known issues.

Our Camera app is going to receive a complete user interface overhaul and major new features over the coming months. Our current focus is on a near complete overhaul of the Messaging app and a new Gallery app for GrapheneOS forked from an open source project. Keyboard is also a priority and we'll overhaul the rest too.

It's not a problem for lockscreen security to have 2-factor fingerprint+PIN enabled. We made the suggestion we did to tell people not to enable fingerprint-only unlock. Your described use case isn't something we tried to cover.

The thread is deleted but the comment with the job posting is still there.

Thanks, fixed. Kept this one since people boosted it instead of the first.

Norway is in the European Economic Area so Curve Pay should work, which permits GrapheneOS.

Every production release starts in Alpha, then goes to Beta and then Stable. You can see what's in which channel for each device at https://grapheneos.org/releases#devices. There's an explanation at https://grapheneos.org/releases#about-the-releases. Alpha tends to take 4 to 12 hours and then Beta takes another 6 to 48 hours.

Desktop mode is fully functional. NFC works fine and there are tap-to-pay options available. Your bio implies you're in Norway so there should be multiple tap-to-pay options including Curve Pay compatible with GrapheneOS. Norwegian banks may also have it themselves since many European banks didn't move to Google Pay, although others did. Google Pay doesn't allow using GrapheneOS since it's not Google certified and it checks that via the Play Integrity API as do ~10% of banking apps.

No, RCS via Google Messages is supported using sandboxed Google Play. It needs a special toggle to grant ICC authentication permission. We eventually want to make our own RCS client.

https://grapheneos.org/usage#rcs

Our first official release based Android 17 was published 2 days after it was released. You'll still have the Android 17 features available on GrapheneOS such as the improved desktop mode that's no longer considered experimental. For the most part, only features tied to privileged Google app integration into the OS are unavailable.