I've now been using Graphene (on a Pixel 8A) for about a month, and there are three or four things that I'd consider annoyances--they're not necessarily bugs, but they're frustrating. Maybe they're easily fixed through a menu I never explored, or perhaps they're actual things developers might want to address. I'll bring each one up in a separate post.
OK so the first one is that the hotspot is only accessible from the owner account. If I want to use it (and I use it often), I have to unlock my phone, swipe down twice to get to the icon that denotes I am the user ("me"), switch to "Owner," unlock that account, swipe down, turn on the hot spot, then swipe down again, to switch back to "Me."
This seems to me like a gratuitous pain in the butt. Why can't I switch it on from "Me"? Is there a real security rationale, and if so what? (At least then it wouldn't feel like a gratuitous pain in the butt.) If there is a rationale, could we consider letting the user of the system circumvent it at their own risk?
