Hi, I didn't install the Aurora store because if I install non open sources app I'll get tracked again. In term of privacy what does it imply to install the Au

Hi, I didn't install the Aurora store because if I install non open sources app I'll get tracked again. In term of privacy what does it imply to install the Aurora store? I didn't look much into it, I thought I would get everything with FDroid. The AOSP clock adds an audible notification 1.5 hour before the alarm (this was silent on my regular Google Android build). If I deactivate the notification, the alarm is still triggered but I have to go into the app to deactivate it (and I'm not sure how reliable it is). I installed the clock from SimpleMobileTools. It's reliable 80% of the times which isn't ideal for an alarm! A lot of apps on FDroid are outdated and warned me that they were made for an older version of Android. I would support the project financially if I stay on it, but the way I see it if I want to remain on GrapheneOS I'm going to have to code (or modify) all the apps I need. I have 0 knowledge in mobile dev, and frankly I'm not exactly thrilled to have to spend all of my next year free time to build what I need. I'm not exactly thrilled to go to Apple either, and at this point I think I'd rather go without a mobile phone than to go back to Google. I need to chew on this.