According to signal facts all the have is your phone number and and the date you signed up for the service and the last day you connected to the server. IP address are not logged or stored the do t have access to it and signal has said this everytime the get a warrent for user data. So yes it is possible to have a secure service that doesn't collect IP addresses but yes the do have some limited data so you are correct.

Ahh I see sorry miss understood

I see it

Questions why fuck capcom indont really play thier games what did the do?

No because the data is encrypted especially on Graphene OS and even on stock pixel phones data at rest is fully encrypted and pixel phones also have a onboard security chip as well. So unless you can unlock the user data it would be useless. That is why a locked bootloader is so important it is needed to ensure at rest encryption its a requirement for it.

Usenet for me as well and my 32.7 TB NAS.

As long as micro G is a system app in my opinion it is the same why not run it as a sandboxed app. There is probably a reason why it can't just think it would be more privacy first approach to sandbox it but that is just my opinion everyone's threat model is different I don't use Google at all anymore so non issue for me. Still better than stock Google Play true just think micro G could do more.

Glad I switched from iOS to Graphene OS and no Google all Open Source.

That sucks my bank app doesn't seem to rely on it for anything other than notifications and I can live without those.

No my bank app doesn't even use Google Play in anyway depends on the bank.

Odd I used it to install GTA: SA definitive edition purchased on the play store website then installed and updated via Aurora still works just updated it recently too.

Because the guest option uses a Google Services API so the are getting your Google Account info to make the connection the Foss versions rightfully strip play services integration like most if not all foss apps.