Apps without GrapheneOS support

benis

Recently bumped into the first app i've used that is broken in grapheneos. I reached out to the dev explaining the issue, they replied that they simply would not support anything other than standard ios and android, because they have limited resources

which makes me wonder: what exactly are the hurdles a developer faces in supporting grapheneos for their app?

n3t_admin

benis none. They just have no skill or are vibe coders. Stay away from such software as much as humanly possible.

wildworld23

benis I have had apps work perfectly without the exploit protection while others which are necessary for me I toggle exploit protection on/off when need be. If you have an app that doesn't work it will usually show you what it need to work DCL Via storage/native code etc. I think the persistence of apps trying to access the internet, talk to other apps and access your memory to stay "alive" is what makes certain apps not work while others do. I could be wrong but if I am please enlighten me would love to know more about this as well.

de0u

benis what exactly are the hurdles a developer faces in supporting grapheneos for their app?

How would a developer test an app on GrapheneOS? Flashing a device back and forth between Google's OS and GrapheneOS isn't fun (at least not for everybody), and buying another device costs money.

Perhaps if you offered to mail the developer a 6a with GrapheneOS installed...