I just installed graphene on a new pixel tablet as a new android user. I’m having trouble with streaming apps downloaded from the google play store. Paramount plus lets me log in & select a show but won’t play, and Disney+ doesn’t get past the blue logo screen. Netflix works fine. I’ve tried both using & disabling my VPN (proton paid). A lot of my tablet use is streaming so I definitely want to get this working. Appreciate any help for this new user!

    Molasses

    Thanks for your reply. I did the steps I am able to complete (cannot find a setting for anything like “address space size”), but am not having luck.

        tevyecat

        tevyecat cannot find a setting for anything like “address space size”

        You don't toggle it individually, it's part of what happens when you enable the compatibility mode.

        You can enable our exploit protection compatibility mode via Settings > Apps > APP > Exploit protection compatibility mode. The exploit protection compatibility mode toggle will:

        • Switch from hardened_malloc to Android's standard allocator (Scudo)
        • Reduce address space size from 48 bit to Android's standard 39 bit
        • Disable memory tagging, unless the app has opted-in to it (only on compatible devices)
        • Allow native debugging (ptrace) access

        All of these changes apply only to the selected app and can be toggled separately.

              10 days later

              Molasses upon advice in another forum, I made a profile just for streaming apps, installed the google play store and logged in with a different google account. I did not need to toggle on the exploit protection compatibility mode setting. Disney, Paramount, Netflix & Max all work.

                using Netflix, SkyGo and Disney WITHOUT Google play services, no problems
                (merely limitations.. SkyGo will not playback once the phone is connected via USB C hub to a monitor..)

                  10 days later

                  tevyecat

                  ..just works.
                  in a separate profile that holds all the "not open source" apps.
                  installed and kept updated with aurora store (in same profile), network permission only.
                  no VPN

                      d4f2 ah, got it. I haven’t used the aurora store. Thanks for responding.

                        Look into jellyfin + radarr + sonarr + jackett. Make your own Netflix thats better.