That's fine, and it sucks that often there is not really a choice in which camera software to use either. It doesn't help that by choosing Android or IOS you al

That's fine, and it sucks that often there is not really a choice in which camera software to use either. It doesn't help that by choosing Android or IOS you almost inevitably get hooked into the clouds of Google and Apple. I deliberately bought a Pixel 6 in order to install GrapheneOS (a degoogled Android) and leave out all links to Google except for the Play store for a handful of apps pushed by governments and banks. The built-in camera app works fine, and OpenCamera is a great alternative too now that it supports all cameras of the Pixel 6.