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GP seems to be complaining about random ROMs while ignoring the biggest one. I used to ROM-hop a lot, but nowadays, I just stay on whatever the official Lineag
by Semaphor 5y ago
GP seems to be complaining about random ROMs while ignoring the biggest one.
I used to ROM-hop a lot, but nowadays, I just stay on whatever the official LineageOS build is (for my OnePlus Nord, that’s still Android 10, but I tried stock and couldn’t handle it) and install my weekly updates.
IMO performance is usually better the more random the ROM (so xXx NoLimits > LineageOS > Vendor OS), stability can be very hit or miss with the random ones but is equal for LineageOS and vendor.
Despite Magisk Hide not getting developed anymore, at least on 10 I can pass safety check despite being rooted btw.
- tata71 5y agoHoly wow, a person in the wild using SafetyNet apps on custom ROM?! Any chance you can name and shame those apps for my further edification?
- Semaphor 5y agoI currently have none, I just wanted to see if I would pass :D But Google Pay requires it, so does my Health Insurance app (TK, which I don’t use), and the Banking App for DKB (fun fact, they enabled it in a normal update and left many people suddenly without access).
- aembleton 5y agoPretty sure my banking apps - Monzo, Starling and Curve require SafetyNet. Also, I use Google Pay. And I'm running them on a custom ROM - Arrow OS. I don't understand what the problem with that should be though.
- bipson 5y agoI have LineageOS installed on an old BQ Aquaris X for more than a year now. Most of the time it is unusable and slow. It randomly crawls, i.e. opening a browser, an input field, or the GMail App will make the device halt for about 10s. It will never get the new Android. Camera was always crappy with LineageOS. WiFi is broken since a few weeks and will constantly just vanish, needing to connect manually. I almost only ran Cyanogen or Lineage on my devices, if not stock. I tinkered a lot with my Cyanogen installs back in the days, trying to even the bumps and failings. Any device that has a decent stock image will run better with stock than any LineageOS or CustomROM in my experience.
- Semaphor 5y agoI have never heard about that device. I’ve been using HTC Desire Z (T-Mobile G2 in the USA), some Nexus, and then OnePlus One, 5 and now Nord. All of them were faster with Cyanogen/LineageOS. Never had broken anything (cam, wifi, etc.) with official, stable builds. Camera works as well. As I said, I’m currently still on Android 10, but I don’t really mind that.