Ballpark estimate.

I want to be able to use my normie apps like a random calculator that requires 100% ram usage while it definitely doesn’t mine Bitcoin, wifi to display annoying ads and other obnoxious permissions.

I’m being more srs than I’d like.

Think I would still be able to use like 99% of my google play apps?

    • @triplenadir
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      I’m using MicroG/LineageOS and so far almost everything works fine. I found one specific app that’s buggy but usable (CityMapper) and two that just won’t work (Zoom, and a local app) - but all of these could be problems with my very sketchy LineageOS version.

    • @Echedenyan@lemmy.ml
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      It is not as easy as to just install microG.

      You must use a LineageOS fork that enables signature spoofing to be able to connect to Goolag servers and SafetyNet gives you a green flag.

      For that, if you really need Goolag or Goolag dependent apps, I recommend LineageOS4microG which is a light fork of LineageOS made by microG project which enables signature spoofing and includes microG by default.

  • @TheAnonymouseJoker@lemmy.ml
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    85-90% APKs/apps work independent of GMS or below dependencies/DRMs.

    You precisely need 3 components out of GMS — Google Services Framework, SafetyNet basic pass, SafetyNet CTS check pass. microG fulfills the first one IIRC.

    Out of the 10-15% that work improperly or without FCM reliant notifications, either a GSF sideload or microG should fulfill your needs.

    Leaving all apps are the very, very handful and few apps that require either SafetyNet basic or full CTS certification, like Fortnite, Snapchat and so on.

    SafetyNet is being phased out and could be replaced by hardware DRM or certification or efuse style hardware chips. https://www.androidpolice.com/safetynet-deprecated-for-play-integrity-api/