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Same device, no problems, likely hardware problem
You may want to use the stable channel.
Likely LTE-only mode, network settings. Keep it on if you care about using something without known security flaws.
How can you consider it and at the same time use it?
Please just use their website, it should cover what is working and what is not using their sandboxed play compatibility layer.
Gmail works, avoid using their app, and just switch to a better provider. Privacyguides.org
That family link stuff idk, if it is invasive like parental controls it will not work.
The OS makes no connections to google. Sandboxed play uses the same google code but as a sandboxed app. This will not give google any sensitive data or control over the device. Read and understand this thread
Check gmscompat compatibility. Search for every thing you use in their forum or matrix (server: grapheneos.org), if you dont find it ask in the forum.
Yes it does. For paid apps you need sandboxed google play, have not tested that. Aurorastore (use session installer, dont grant file storage permission) doesnt require google login and services but may break in the future and is less secure.