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I started using GrapheneOS today and was able to install the official Google Camera app through Aurora store (the only good camera app for pixels imho). As akc
by spdl 5y ago
I started using GrapheneOS today and was able to install the official Google Camera app through Aurora store (the only good camera app for pixels imho).
As akc3n suggested in their comment, the installable sandboxed google play services fixes some of the compatibility issues that Graphene has had up till now.
Obviously it's a tradeoff I'm making between privacy and a great camera, but I'm not logged into my google account anywhere and I denied location permissions to the camera.
- kgarten 5y agothanks a lot! ... it's a bit of a compromise. Yet, it works perfectly.
- NoImmatureAdHom 5y agoThere is a simpler way: https://github.com/lukaspieper/Gcam-Services-Provider https://github.com/lukaspieper/Gcam-Services-Provider This is a stub implementation of what gcam needs and it works great. I believe, independent of sandboxed play services, GrapheneOS team plans to implement stub play services like this for all parts, not just those required by gcam.