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Landed8507 I use Signal, without any Google Play stuff. Permissions are as follows: Camera, Contacts, Location, Microphone, Nearby devices, Network, Notifications, Phone, Photos and videos, Sensors, SMS. No local VPN on Pixel 7 Pro, but router based wireguard is in play while at home. No issues with notifications or sending / receiving GIFS. Not sure if it is relevant, but I get Signal as well as all the updates directly from https://www.signal.org/download/android/, as the version on their site allows me to receive messaging notifications without any of the Google stuff installed.

It's not that I don't have faith in the Graphene Dev Team, its more of an issue of I categorically don't trust Google, as well most of the big tech organizations. I value my privacy and am not able to accept them monetizing me without at least offering me a cut.

    On Pixel 6Pro and on Pixel 7Pro with enabled Google Services, Waze is crashing.
    Can someone confirm?

      Dismantle9176 need to use the Exploit Protection Compatibility Mode toggle under the App Info pane.

      Waze on Tensor based devices suffers a memory corruption issue that GrapheneOS mitigations reveal.

      Kamaehuakanaloa as far as I am aware all Signal APK can use both websockets for Push Notifications or FCM via Play Services. Which it uses simply comes down to whether Play Services are present on First Use.

      24 days later

      Hi all
      I'm currently trying to use an app called Zoho Desk
      https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zoho.support&hl=en&gl=US
      Unfortunately, I'm unable to get to any kind of login dialog when opening the app. It provides 2 options (neither work on GrapheneOS):

      • Typical User/Password
      • Google OAuth (I think)

      I'm using Pixel 6 Pro
      I've tried enabling/disabling the exploit compatibilty option. No dice.
      Tried both work and personal profile. Both profiles have Google play services sandbox installed.

        itsshash

        Also enabling native code debugging in settings > security could help

        itsshash So, I just downloaded the app and tested it out. Both of the login options open a Vanadium Webview and work just fine. If you hadn't installed Play Store before installing the app, re-install the app.

        Also, make sure you haven't touched Vanadium in any way.

          matchboxbananasynergy Unfortuanately still no dice, Cleared both storage and cache for the webview and vanadium browser for both personal and work profile, stuck on a loading screen when clicking either of the login buttons.

            itsshash If you use Matrix, would you mind taking a screen recording of you going through the entire process on a new profile and showing me what you see?

            What I'd want to see if you installing all 3 Google apps from "Apps", downloading the app, and then showing me what you see when you open it.

            My Matrix ID can be found in my bio here on the forum.

              2 years later

              algaeita
              Bumping this up, just flashed GrapheneOS, Singpass doesn't work, shows "Device may not meet compatibility requirements" after intro page.
              After keying in OTP, shows this error code: 88-S15-EG-20

              Hope someone with success can advice.

                other8026 locked the discussion .

                sibu12345 first of all, we have a tag forThird party apps and services now, so that can be used instead of this post (so I've locked the post). Next time, feel free to start a new discussion!

                sibu12345 Device may not meet compatibility requirements

                Sounds like the app is detecting something that it doesn't like about either your setup or GrapheneOS. I'd suggest trying some of the suggestions listed in this thread: https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/8330-app-compatibility-with-grapheneos to see if you can get the app to work.