I run three profiles: main profile is where all my FOSS stuff is, every day things, no tracking stuff allowed. And of it does, I just revoke network permissions. No Google play services or play store installed on this profile at all

Secondary profile has banking apps, basically anything at all to do with money or requires Google play services to work. I even disable network access for most of the apps on my secondary profile until I need to use them. Google play services and play store are installed on this profile.

Third profile is dedicated navigation user that just has Google maps and other amenities like music for listening while driving. I have this one separated because I allow my secondary profile to run in the background and I don’t want Google maps running in the background so I created a third user. The third profile doesn’t run in the background. It’s pretty easy, I just switch to it when I need solid navigation. This of course also has play services installed. I know this is overkill. It’s just for myself because location tracking is a particular peeve of mine

All my profiles have Molly installed and connected up so I never miss a text or call between profiles

I use a secondary profile as my main, don’t really ever use the owner profile unless I want to activate the wifi access point.

Also I don’t have google anything installed, I use open source apps exclusively.

All my privacy-friendly stuff on main, and privacy invasive on a Shelter work profile. One journalism account on instagram in a separate user.

I’ll be honest: I am too lazy to switch profiles. I’ve done the best I can (for now) to eliminate propriety apps. I only have 12/100, and that’s including Google Play Services, Play Store, and Android Auto. 2 do not have network permissions.

Main profile is my only profile…I used to do the whole main/secondary thing, but it became too annoying having to switch between them all the fucking time.

Yeah I keep Owner as my main daily driver, but it only has FOSS apps. My secondary “slop” profile has anything that is proprietary.

If it requires Google play or isn’t used often it goes into my work profile which I disable when I’m not using it. That means it’s pretty much Google Maps, and that’s pretty much it.

I only use one profile and have a private space with play services, playstore and anything else that I don’t trust. I turn it on only if I need to do something specific on it (use my banking app) and then it gets disabled again. I tried the main/secondary profiles approach buth I like this one more.

Doesn’t make a difference the movement never took off you’re a freak either ways and I have Graphene. I’m mainly on my slop profile because phones are slop. There is no escaping the slop if you’re on a phone or a computer. Once again fuck you physicists you guys are SOOO clever.

I use main, that’s it. No second profile, no private space.

Nearly all apps installed respect my privacy. Two apps installed that aren’t great for privacy. They stay disabled until I need them, then they get disabled again.

Now, if I had a Google, Facebook, etc accounts, those would be in their own profiles.

I use Shelter to create a work profile. Not as secure as OS “profile” but significantly more convenient, as I can have both available and receive notifications simultaneously, while still maintaining some level of sandboxing.

So funny, I was just searching for these functions yesterday. (As is which os has it).

My ideal would be:
One sandbox instance with reading apps - that unlocks with fingerprint.
And a second for everything else.

Motorola can’t come fast enough. I’m even tempted to get one without external sd card.