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GrapheneOS user here, compared to my stock android pixel it’s night and day, no sense of my phone spying on me.

I use almost entirely FOSS on the graphene one, I now do most of my daily phone activities on the graphene, and use the stock primarily for work (I refuse to taint the graphene phone just so I can do my job).

The installation was extremely simplistic compared to other custom android versions I’ve run. It was literally: plug in phone, click button, phone restarted itself, clicked another button, done.

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kylian0087@lemmy.world ⁨8⁩ ⁨months⁩ ago
Hey I am also using GrapheneOS. And what you could do for work is setup a second profile that is not allowed to run when not active. That way it is fully isolated environment for work. Add to that that GrapheneOS lets you install Google related things inside a user profile without needing them to have root access. as some work related things might require google services.

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- CaptKoala@lemmy.ml ⁨8⁩ ⁨months⁩ ago
  I have a second profile set up already, exclusively for Google play services and anything else I don’t want on the main profile.
  
  I might make a third exclusively for work, but as it stands the second phone actually makes more sense in that regard in terms of taxation, simplicity of use etc. no faffing about with profile switching, just check which colour phone and then slam that fingerprint down on the sensor.
  
  I do however welcome suggestions, perhaps I should make a post rather than just lurking in the comments for once…
  
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