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stock pixel os had a feature where you could "pause" unnecessary apps. any way to do that? on graphene os currently. I already use saver tuner on extreme, but I don't need Google play services, or my email, or any of that. manually disabling the app also removed it from the home screen which is less than ideal. thanks guys. basically I'd like to reduce it down to SMS, call, music, browser

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[–] pdxfed@lemmy.world 2 points 2 months ago

And remember for VOWiFi, some carriers require you to also enable it on their own website in your account--of course to eat up your data if you don't jump through the hoop.