You can also do it while having a way to stop it, it doesn’t have to be forced on the user. It’s just isolated productivity environment.

Thanks for LeechBlock as I see it’s FOSS https://github.com/proginosko/LeechBlockNG

and I will try AppArmor.

Examples?

How the same thing can be done without being seen as a malware?

But for Magisk you’re assuming that I have rooted my smartphone correct? I haven’t…

Good idea, thanks.

Behaves as such but I don’t think so.

Yes and when I zoomed it was pixelated. Weird.

Yeah that’s idea but it will also lose some of the setup that I have right now. I wonder how hard it would he to tell the kernel not to spawn anything during session time.

Great! Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.

Is it trial and error or what? For now I tried it and I got worse quality of the photo compared to stock one. Also I’m lost which one should I choose. This seems overcomplicated to my eye.

I used it on many occasions and it preformed worse quality photos. I want the best. :/

I’m on Pixel 7 Pro. You mean this right?

AGC9.2.14_V14.0 By BigKaka.

Download: AGC9.2.14_V14.0.apk (com.agc.gcam92)

No issues with GrapheneOS as their sandboxed Google Play Services are 1:1 bug compatible with built-in ROMs. MicroG is hit or miss though.

Looking great! So niche that I would like to some more 'unix porns" like these.

Nice one!

I would shortly say LineageOS for customisation (root, microG) while being insecure and somehow private While GrapheneOS is private, secure out of the box that customisation is possible (rooting for example or Shizuku) it’s security burden and flaw and defeats the purpose of the OS.

iodeOS I haven’t used so Idk

Sometimes you can see the discounts when they happen on their site. Other than that I don’t know any.

There is also Molly in which you can add repo to your F-Droid client

Enemy’s turret