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I mentioned both. Google pay does not work in graphene. Google play works in graphene and has additional sand boxing implemented.

Yes- I'd recommend Graphene to anyone who can live without Google Pay. I've only been using it for a month but everything has worked without issue and with the added benefit of "storage scopes" and Google Play sand-boxing.

The web-based installer for GrapheneOS is very easy to use. The catch is that it only works for Pixel phones (and only those that are still receiving updates).

https://grapheneos.org/install/web

If you're not grandfathered into a sweet rate on a major mobile carrier you can potentially save a ton of money by going pre-paid. I've been using www.usmobile.com which is $30/mo for 35gb of prioritized verizon or t-mobile data ($25/mo with multiple lines). If you don't use much data you can do $10/mo for 2gb.

120%!

Those two things are not mutually exclusive.

Can you explain why a trial can't proceed slowly for more than one reason?

It's in the first paragraph.

the University of Chicago, Pagaduan reported that 53 percent of the sheltered unhoused population and 40 percent of the unsheltered unhoused population were employed either part- or full-time from 2011 to 2018.

It's $17/yr.

To be fair- Spotify priced the service that doesn't make enough profit to pay artists adequately.

There were a dozen companies that applied for the grant. Musk won by over promising.

Because Musk overstates what Teslas are capable of. It's why Tesla is being sued by shareholders (Lamontagne v Tesla).

Anecdotally, five years ago, my Uber was driving a Tesla and insisted it was fully autonomous on the highway and he could text without issue.

Been using Kagi for a few months. Now that the unlimited tier is $10 it's a no brainer, for me.