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It probably depends on the device, but in the best case you are not losing anything. Especially as you can install google services, so Google Play and everythin
by climb_stealth 6y ago
It probably depends on the device, but in the best case you are not losing anything. Especially as you can install google services, so Google Play and everything around it works.
The only apps that stopped working on my Poco F1 are apps that check for modified Android. For example my Australian digital drivers license app doesn't work as it detects the Android environment as non-standard. I believe you can do some root magic to work around it, but I could never be bothered to do so. Interestingly enough the three different banking apps I use all work fine.
Have a look at the installation instructions to see how you feel about it [0]. They are usually really good. The devil is in the detail though and you probably have to plan in an afternoon to use google to find workaround for bits that don't work. For example when I was upgrading to the latest Android version I had to install a different bootloader as the previous one wasn't compatible. It took a bit of looking around, but going from the error messages usually brings up the right solutions in various forums.
[0] https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/beryllium/install https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/beryllium/install
- inyorgroove 6y ago> but in the best case you are not losing anything. This is starting to not be the case, I couldn't get the wide angle camera working on my newer Xiaomi Mi 10 Lite for example. I had to fall back to miui.eu based rom to get it to work.
- morsch 6y agoThat's not an officially supported device. The most recent supported model from that line is the Mi 8, afaik.