You can test by tapping yourself. But, nothing. Only the version for unlocking developer options.

Smart launcher has auto app categorizing. You can add a catergory for work apps and put their work related apps in there.

Yes, its a known issue since v142.0. You will have to wait or try workarounds to get around this issue.

It was done for previous pi https://hackaday.io/project/195370-raspberry-piphone-a-diy-android-smartphone

https://hackaday.com/2022/10/10/a-raspberry-pi-phone-for-the-modern-era/

Don’t you mean the Adguard android app?

Can you share those options? I’m curious.

This is superb news. Now, we need audio translation and we can watch any videos in any language in the whole world.

Currently, doing that is a bit complicated than it needs to be.

Apparently, realme has also been testing a 15k mAh battery in a phone also another phone with built in cooler and temperature based color changing backs. According to this beebom youtube video: https://youtube.com/shorts/f_gU5fZOImE

The browser seems interesting and exposes many useful options to the user in settings.

Container tabs is good.

It’s currently in Alpha and has some noticeable bugs. I would wait a while before using it as a primary browser.

Github is not a trusted source. Anyone can dump apk files over there.

I keep play protect enabled in case I download anything unsafe.

They already consider you a criminal if you use grapheneOS on a pixel. It’s not a joke.

While its true Android runs on the Linux kernel, its not Linux. There are many differences and restrictions.

Ridiculous, mother of bullshit! Switching to Linux appears to be the only option left for a personal computing device.

It is not. I think OP is overthinking this too much. If we were to nitpick we could find cons in all scenarios.

Certain phones like Sony, google pixel, samsung, and some chinese OEMs phones do.

Pixel phones and sony phones do. Samsung phones can if you fiddle with its game mode or perhaps root.

The overhead is minimal at best. Since its done at the hardware level.

Ram usage and app killing is not an issue on most phones with 12GB and higher ram.

• THE BATTERY

It’s a phone what do you expect?

I think you need a low powered server running linux. Android is not the answer for you.

I think not. But, ok.

Newer phones support virtualization and installing Linux and, its apps in a VM.