Grotstompa This post is a duplicate of https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/15577-matterport-and-craigslist-app-not-available-on-your-device-help-appreciated. Followup is probably best there.
App compatibility with GrapheneOS
GrapheneOS The recommended approach is to choose a DNS server that blocks ad domains.
We recommend doing it as part of DNS resolution which can either be done with the Private DNS feature or a local DNS filtering app via the VPN service app feature. If you use a VPN, we recommend not mixing that with Private DNS so a VPN app able to handle local filtering of DNS should be used, or a VPN service which can filter it remotely.
pDNS can be a good choice here
Works very well on GOS. I'm very satisfied with it.
https://www.zenz-solutions.de/personaldnsfilter-wp/
I created a post regarding the Uber driver app which for the first time now considers GOS an authentic device and works perfectly. Thought I would share it here as well.
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AlphaElwedritsch Works very well on GOS. I'm very satisfied with it.
pDNSF is neat, but I don't think it ever handled DNS over TCP? One can check that with Termux, after installing dig & starting pDNSf, dig +tcp <some-blocked-domain> and this request would not be intercepted.
Edit: Here's what I see (Imgur)
UndercoverBozo as of the recent update Uber driver app is back to banning the device smh. Uber Article
Update after deleting the new Private Spaces, the uber driver app is working perfectly and I was able to go online.
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Hi Google Fi is not detecting my eSIM. How do I fix this?
Pixel 8a
I already uninstalled Google Fi on my old device.
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Dexcom G7 app won't show the initial logon and seems to have many unauthorized calls in the log. Basically seems incompatible. Where can I upload the log?
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disqus_a4OlbSVOoE A GrapheneOS developer responded to your question here: https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/6751-dexcom-g7-connection-error/17
Edit: Ok, you probably already saw their reply; I mistakenly read that your post here was made 7 minutes ago, but the correct time was 7 hours ago. 🫥
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Memory tagging detected an error in an app that doesn't have native code. What does it mean? Would the GrapheneOS team always be interested in such cases? As far as I understand, these would always be bugs in system-supplied code.
I saved the full tombstone, not just the short backtrace. (Also I've already sent it to spring-onion.)
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akc3n 6.2 - Attempt to reproduce the issue by capturing a 'Bug report' using the feature in Developer options
Might be useful to add that the log viewer has a More info button that opens the full tombstone (that's, as far as I know, what it's called) and allows saving it without having to enable Developer options at all. (That is unless the "bug report" the OP mentions is a different thing than the "tombstone" I'm mentioning?)
Watermelon Which app?
GrapheneOS A third-party weather app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.neave.zoomearth
Spring-onion told me they'll forward the log to your team.
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Watermelon See https://developer.android.com/studio/debug/bug-report and https://learn.arm.com/learning-paths/mobile-graphics-and-gaming/mte_on_pixel8/how-to-5/
Edit: Capturing a bug report zip will provide you with tombstones for past crashes if they were produced. Also persists across reboots.
Watermelon Interesting. Can't get a crash with MTE in synchronous mode on stock Pixel OS while fiddling with the app. Are there steps to reproduce?
fid02 No, I just fiddled with the app when it suddenly happened. All the per-app exploit mitigations are enabled for it except that dynamic code loading via storage is allowed.
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https://files.catbox.moe/za1nph.png
Ticketmaster is now requiring the use of Google Wallet to use tickets I paid for, well before this came into effect.
I bought the ticket though the app, why is it not secure enough to display what I paid for?
