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Samsung’s $1,300 phone might someday have fees for AI usage
(arstechnica.com)
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Same. Pixel + GrapheneOS sounds like the move for most now.
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What’s the issue with the Pixel cameras? I thought they were typically one of the selling points of the phone? Maybe I haven’t paid enough attention to recent reviews (been on iOS for a few years now, but want to switch back to Android).
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You can install the pixel camera on graphene and it functions exactly the same as the stock OS
Because Google doesn't have root access to your phone. You can install the pixel camera but give it no network permissions. It's just another camera app at that point