Yes, through the Garmin Connect App. The cool thing about GrapheneOS is you can deny the app whatever permissions you don't want it to have or grant permissions only when you are using the feature. The GPS in the watch is a passive receiver, but obviously the app can call the mothership if you let it use the network permission.
An app you install and always on Bluetooth for notifications and passing GPS data to the phone if you allow it. I originally got it because I wanted waterproof and notifications on my wrist when I wanted them. It has ended up being the best watch I have ever owned. In my opinion, the perfect balance of low / high tech.
It does work. I was speaking highly of it and wondering if others used different smart watches with GrapheneOS.
nostr:note1cmfkkp2yajau89qk7deegq0g53ee6eq6v9gxhghmk3y7yy3227yq3j0ulhIs there a watch you like that works with GrapheneOS? I use a Garmin Instinct Solar. Lock down permissions and turn off unnecessary features and one charge lasts about 30 days.
Yes, however you would not be able to test calling, SMS, navigation, etc. I did this before I switched.
What are the best options to have a personal relay, other than getting one from https://relay.tools?
Ideally it would be nice to have a relay with a backup/archivial focus.
Umbrel has this.
Is there a self hosted notes app that can sync between GrapheneOS and Linux without a third party? #asknostr
GrapheneOS users: What is the best mobile browser with reader mode and bookmarks sync to Linux? #asknostr
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He’s going to free Ross and Assange too. 🤣
Reflex was to say a nut, but I nutted her / him, IDK . 🤣
I watched the Ted Talk for this and I was like; what a stupid product. Six years later and $230M raised from investors like Sam Altman from OpenAi and it’s a flop. The founders were both from Apple. How can so many talented people not see that just because something is kind of cool in a demo; it doesn’t mean it’s a good product that people will be willing to pay $700 for? 
