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  • Simple-Camera

    Quick photo and video camera with a flash, customizable aspect ratio.

    • Hi there. You could look into Simple Mobile Tools. They're all FOSS and work really well. They can also be found on F-Droid.

  • treble_experimentations

    Notes about tinkering with Android Project Treble

    • Check if your phone has support for Project Treble. If it has you can install any GSI image, since on those devices the Drivers are put separately from the Android OS itself. Take a look at phhusson's Github for more info.

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