For context: I recently switched to a Pixel 9, installed GrapheneOS and created a profile just for some apps I need Play Store for, which is sandboxed btw. I created a new empty google account for it too.
So I was just downloading an app and saw the option to download it on my old device too, which made me wonder how GP knows about it, since I don’t think I have anything on my new phone that could link to it (except my SIM I guess)
Any ideas?
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Great to know about what it sends. I was using fdroid on my more private profile, but did not know about Aurora Store, this one I will check out. I was using GP mainly to download my banking apps, which I sadly need by the time being.
Thanks for the info!
ήσουν καταπιεσμενος και τώρα είσαι ελεύθερος;
I’m not greek but a friend taught me the word and I thought it made a nice analogy of what I’m trying to achieve :)
that’s awesome! i thought you were greek ahahaha
wish you the best!