I just use the Google keyboard, installed from Aurora. I disabled its network permission so it doesn't send any data back to Google.

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If you don't trust Google, why use Google?

Because I've eliminated all other Google services from my life. Having an offline keyboard made by Google isn't that big a deal for me.

It's a keylogger if you keep it online though. And eventually there'll be an open source keyboard that can stand up to Gboard.

I wouldn't trust their "offline" setting. There's no match for Google Maps, and I still refuse to use it. I'd prefer less features if it means not giving them any data, including "number of installs/hits".

I will trust Graphene not allowing Google play services and Gboard network permissions.

Also, OSMMaps is a great Google maps replacement.

OMSAnd, sorry.

I cannot spell.