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> Anyway it also requires the app to be able to even run on a rom that doesn’t respect play integrity.

?? GrapheneOS does respect horrid play integrity (it provides basic integrity only).

Not that this has any bearing on how an app runs performance-wise.

Before looking at how an app run “performance wise”, you got to be able to run it. That’s my point.

Basic play integrity doesn’t mean much, more and more applications are requiring full play service integrity.

Only a tiny subset of apps require Play Integrity levels and a growing number of those are explicitly permitting GrapheneOS.

That’s not the trend I’m seeing with my pixel 9. More and more apps require it.

You just need one app, that you really like and that doesn’t run on grapheneos to make a user leave.