@DeletedUser40 Here's the first YouTube video (with a timestamp) I found that shows what a default Pixel Tablet app drawer looks like.
(Some of the other videos used the "back up from an old device" feature; though more importantly didn't show all the apps available through the complete app drawer.)
@DeletedUser40 Now that you mention it, I don't think so? (I want to say no, but I'll still check. I can't remember very well because I basically turned the Pixel Tablet on to install GrapheneOS on it very quickly, compared to every previous Pixel device I've owned so far.)
On GrapheneOS, "Always on VPN" and "Block connections without VPN" are enabled by default. If the VPN stops running, or isn't connected, or anything like that, no traffic goes through. Therefore, there isn't an IP leak before it's had a chance to connect to whatever VPN server you're connecting to.
@DeletedUser40 The device being locked or unlocked doesn't matter, the VPN is running in both cases, and the same principle re: blocking connections without VPN applies.
