ToughDBlue See above.
As for your first question, the GrapheneOS proxy gets the information and passes it to Apple's service so it acts as an intermediary in that sense. If you have no qualms about contacting Apple's service directly, you can choose to do so.
matchboxbananasynergy Thank you for the replies to my questions
Probably related to version 2025022700, the preferred network settings include "4G" and "4G only". After selecting "4G", "4G only" is displayed.
This update took like 6 minutes to boot at first and I thought my phone bricked...ah thank god it didn't
Hat Can you show a screen recording?
GrapheneOS
Yes I did one. And I joined the GrapheneOS group 10 minutes ago on Simplex. If a moderator could send me a PM.
Hat Can you send it to logs@grapheneos.org by email?
@Hat Thanks, received it. We'll look into it.
Does the Graphene team strongly recommend always updating to the latest version right away for security purposes? I updated mine last month...not sure if that puts me at risk...
Is there a setting to allow the phone to automatically download only those GOS updates containing critical patches the Graphene team highly recommends?
K8y Basically every update either contains security updates or important bugfixes. It is highly recommended to always be on the latest release.
matchboxbananasynergy if I downloaded it in "beta mode" would I need to redownload again once it is in final ready status? (I only desire the final version).
Also is there an auto OS update feature in Graphene?
Thank you.
K8y *I wasn't sure since here it seemed to say updates are auto checked every 6 hours, but also says you need to go to settings then system update: https://grapheneos.org/usage#updates-security
K8y Updates are automatic. It downloads and installs it and then notifies you to reboot so that it can apply it. You don't need to anything other than that.
K8y if I downloaded it in "beta mode" would I need to redownload again once it is in final ready status? (I only desire the final version).
No, all releases are production releases, they just go through different release channels.
I'm experiencing two issues with the new stable release.
The new GrapheneOS wifi location services toggle is missing on other user profiles other than the owner. Does this carry forward to other profiles if enabled in the owner? I'm just confused because each profile still has the option to route location through play services instead of re-routing to the OS.
Pixel camera getagging doesn't work at all on the owner after the update. I've tried every combination of using the grapheneos proxy, using apple directly, and turning off the Network location feature completely and reverting back to routing through google play services rather than the OS. Pixel camera appears to require Play Services to have location enabled just for the location notification to pop up when I open the app. But, even if it does pop up - which most of the time it doesn't -- it still doesn't getotag the photos. The GrapheneOS camera isn't having these issues nor is Pixel camera having these issues on other user profiles with location going through Play Services. I also wasn't having geotagging issues before this update.
K8y There are no different versions in the sense you're thinking about, all releases are production ready. Even in the alpha channel you get the "final" version so to speak, only in the event problems are found is the release cancelled and a new one pushed as a replacement. Which means a new update to download and install for you.
DirtyDan The new GrapheneOS wifi location services toggle is missing on other user profiles other than the owner. Does this carry forward to other profiles if enabled in the owner? I'm just confused because each profile still has the option to route location through play services instead of re-routing to the OS.
It's global, so you set it in owner and it applies everywhere.
matchboxbananasynergy What happens if you select to use the new wifi grapheneos proxy/apple, but don't re-route to the OS, keeping the setting on to route through play services (both on the owner and in other profiles)?
"Wi-Fi scanning" + "Bluetooth scanning"
Since both functions could be activated in the past and were not grayed out (no Google services installed), I wonder what functions these two sliders had in the past?
