The things I've found: - RCS doesn't work at all on non-Owner accounts, switching to the owner account is necessary to receive them (I use a secondary account

The things I've found: - RCS doesn't work at all on non-Owner accounts, switching to the owner account is necessary to receive them (I use a secondary account for my "main" account, the owner is left empty except for a Google Fi associated account) - Immediate auto-update can cause phone to turn off and not turn on overnight (you can change the setting) - Google Wallet won't work for payments (in Europe you can instead use Curve) - The default AOSP app selection is in general worse than the Google provided ones (you can install them, after installing Google Play Services, which is sandboxed) - Getting Google Fi to work required some fiddling initially, pretty sure it was because of my use of the non-Owner account - Some banking apps will refuse to work (mine work fine) - You can get Android Auto working, but by default so many things are sandboxed that applications and TTS won't show up unless you spend the time enabling permissions Overall I am happy with it. It does feel a bit less polished than stock Android (because of the interaction of apps and more strict sandboxing), but for most people who don't care about Google Wallet and are ok installing Play Services and any necessary Google apps, the experience feels pretty much like a de-Gemini'd/de-bloated Android.