MicroG patches vs. GrapheneOS #787
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I might be misunderstanding something as I am new to GrapheneOS so please try to be gentle with me. 😄 Caution, I might get some facts in the following text a bit wrong, or just plain straight retarded. As you may know, root access is not available on stock GrapheneOS. That means that if one wants to patch, for example, YouTube app, MicroG patch has to be used, otherwise root permissions are required. When I tried to use the MicroG patch for YouTube, I thus managed to install the generated patched YouTube app. Is there a way to make patches work on GrapheneOS without root and without MicroG? |
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MicroG is open source, so i am unsure how its a security concern. If you do not want to use the seperate Vanced MicroG, you will need to exclude the MicroG patch and install the patched app under it's original package name which now is a concern of your OS. |
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Graphene uses normal play services and isolates it to give more privacy Microg is an open source alternative to play services and is much better in terms of privacy and has no security concerns Also yt revanced requires vanced microg instead of micro g which is a seperate user app |
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Verified that installing https://github.com/TeamVanced/VancedMicroG apk on GrapheneOS and then patching YouTube Music via ReVanced Manager does indeed work perfectly. |
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Can I use both MicroG and isolated play services on Graphene OS? |
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Verified that installing https://github.com/TeamVanced/VancedMicroG apk on GrapheneOS and then patching YouTube Music via ReVanced Manager does indeed work perfectly.