Yes but the Graphene community have to mention it as much as possible.

How do you enable swipe after loading the library?

DNS based blocking never works for me.

Of only they’d kept port forwarding.

It definitely isn’t energy efficient. I installed Signal as an SMS app out of curiosity when I first degoogled but the battery drain was insanely high and the highest of all my apps.

If all you’re only using GPS for notifications why login at all?

The best thing I ever did was abandon TrueNAS and move to Debian. TrueCharts were a fucking nightmare and constantly required maintenance or even fresh installs.

I don’t use Brave simply because it’s too buggy. Half the websites I visit don’t load properly.

I flip between Mull and Cromite.

Sandboxing it means it doesn’t have any elevated privileges like MicroG has so it gets less data. MicroG still gives Google the information they’re after, just proxies through alternative services I believe.

GrapheneOS has an incredibly easy installation as it’s entirely done through your browser (though it doesn’t work on Firefox unfortunately).

As for Sandboxed Google Play versus MicroG, I believe app compatibility is much better. It’s not perfect as I’ve come across multiple apps that simply don’t work on Graphene but I hear the situation is a lot worse with MicroG. There have also been quite a few instances in the past of MicroG leaking data it shouldn’t be.

I’ve always been a bit weary of Proton. They’re trying too hard to be Google for my liking.

Will I have to change all my emails now or will the old domains continue to be supported?

I was so happy with MullVad until the port forwarding removal. €5 a month regardless and a very easy to use website. I moved to a 3 year purchase of AirVPN but it’s a lot more finicky to use.

Banking apps are fine on GrapheneOS and o think smart watches are too but can’t personally confirm.