0xsigsev They are all empty. I've tried adding some rules (but I'm pretty clueless at IPtables so GPT tried to help).

I tried making a new network in /etc/systemd/network but that did not work either.

I'm curious if anyone else has actually managed to SSH into the terminal and how they did it. Trying to change DHCP obviously disconnected the terminal window and reset the networking back to defaults. I'm guessing it's probably not possible at this stage?

      @GrapheneOS I have a Pixel 9 Pro XL. After this update, for some reason, whether I restart or turn off the phone, once I turn it on, I find that many apps have already started without even opening them. Looking at the battery usage stats, I notice that all these apps have a lot of background activity time.
      https://imgur.com/a/jiqssby

        what is the default password of user droid? i wanted to run chsh and it asks me for a password

          extremq In the virtual machine, you can use sudo passwd droid to set a password for the droid user with root. You could also simply change the shell that way without giving the user a password.

            Needing an extra tap to enable Do Not Disturb from quick tile is fine, but needing to unlock before you can toggle modes on or off is really not good for usability.

              Ammako You can press the power button + volume up button to put it in silent mode (no sound, vibration on). It is not a toggle, it only turns off the sound. But of course, it is not the same as "Do not disturb" mode.

                apormakiso

                still would love to hear back on this:

                Dumb Q: I noticed after some apt installs that the FS appears to be read-only (besides /mnt/share being the Downloads folder, writable). Is that expected/do we envision that changing? Or is the idea that it'd stay read-only and you'd instead spin up VMs where you can write whatever you want?

                    apormakiso The Terminal app is for running virtual machines and the filesystem in it isn't read-only. Perhaps you're running out of disk space in the VM image. The /mnt/shared mount mapping to the Downloads directory in the profile's home directory outside the virtual machine is a temporary thing we need to change since it shouldn't be giving the VM access to files implicitly. We'll probably give it a dedicated directory for that.

                        GrapheneOS interestingly, df -h reported 31GB free and yet I was still getting the read-only FS errors. But restarting the phone made this go away!