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minus-squareFree Palestine 🇵🇸@sh.itjust.workslinkfedilinkarrow-up0arrow-down1·1 year ago there are many apps which use root access to increase privacy If you mean apps that allow you to restrict permissions of other Apps, there’s App Ops, it works with Shizuku customize the system You can do some customization with adb/Shizuku but for some things you might need root. But I would definitely value security over customizability. manage battery charging The OS can do that pretty well enforce firewall for apps and system GrapheneOS has a built-in firewall that you can use to block network access to any app on the system. block trackers You can do that with DNS services like NextDNS backup the system GrapheneOS has a built-in backup solution
If you mean apps that allow you to restrict permissions of other Apps, there’s App Ops, it works with Shizuku
You can do some customization with adb/Shizuku but for some things you might need root. But I would definitely value security over customizability.
The OS can do that pretty well
GrapheneOS has a built-in firewall that you can use to block network access to any app on the system.
You can do that with DNS services like NextDNS
GrapheneOS has a built-in backup solution