Hey everyone!
Quick preamble: I’m going to be posting a proper bug report. In the spirit of GrapheneOS and this community (privacy) my details will be kind of generic here. Phone is a modern a-series Pixel.
Is anyone having notably more bugs in the last few days or so?
A few examples:
Fingerprint flickering on touch with erratic behaviour, the boot options after holding the side button do not register presses properly making it difficult to even reboot. I was stuck in this cycle for a few minutes. Fix on reboot.
Switching profiles lockscreen bug, when switching back to the owner profile, the home screen with app icons is displayed in the background of the lock screen for a few seconds, before switching back to the proper lock screen background.
Certain notifications, if timed just right while the screen shuts off, persist on the lock screen until they naturally fade.
Now that I’m typing these, they all seem to be related to the lockscreen in some way. Using default launcher.
So, anyone else experienced an uptick in bugginess lately? I read through the recent release notes and didn’t see any obvious indicators, but I’m not certain.
Would like to hear from other GrapheneOS users!
Also, if you want to take your privacy and security seriously, please consider switching to GrapheneOS if you haven’t already and are able to. It’s the best we’ve got right now as far as privacy and security in a mobile OS goes.
Cheers!
Not those issues, but I think there are some performance issues. On my Pixel 10 Pro I’m seeing a lot of apps with screen flickering issues. I turned down the screen resolution and killed a few apps with the force stop option and this seems to have resolved it temporarily.
The most annoying issues were in the Transit app which works way better than Google Maps for transit navigation in my city and another city I’m currently visiting. Also noticed it in Finch and a couple of games. I’ve seen it before in GrapheneOS, but never this bad or even at all on this particular device.
I’ve been informed in this thread that a (pretty important) fix is on the way. Hopefully that is the root of what seem like some pretty widespread issues.