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	&quot; TL;DR: Google will soon restrict app installs to the Play Store only, breaking F-Droid and custom app use. This article explores alternatives to Android, focusing on Linux-based and Android-based OSes (like GrapheneOS, LineageOS, /e/, CalyxOS). Linux offers privacy and control but limited hardware/app support; Android-based ROMs extend device life and privacy but may lose some features. If you want to escape Google, check your device’s c…</description>
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After a month of daily use with GrapheneOS (see my Installing GrapheneOS: My Experience and Apps Installed After GrapheneOS Setup), I’m ready to share my honest impressions. The bottom line: I’m impressed. Almost everything works well, though there are a few quirks and missing features.</description>
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This article lists and reviews the apps I installed after setting up GrapheneOS. If you are looking for privacy-friendly, essential, or recommended apps for a de-Googled Android experience, this is the place to start.</description>
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This article is a follow-up to Android Alternatives: Escaping the Play Store Lockdown, where I explored why I wanted to move away from stock Android. Here, I document my real-world experience installing GrapheneOS on a Pixel phone.

Background

	*  I decided to investigate alternatives to Android based on Google’s decision to allow only Play Store apps to be installed.</description>
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I’ve been an unapologetic Android fanboy ever since Google took Linux and turned it into something that could power smartphones. Honestly, I never thought I’d see the day when I’d consider leaving Android—or Google—even as they slowly chipped away at the privacy they once promised under the motto “Do No Evil.”</description>
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