Two years, I barely notice. 1 in 30 apps has an issue, then I click the switch remove system memory protections and it works.

It's the best option.

I've been using it for about a year now. The only differences I noticed were entirely positive.

The show stopers are some banking apps that don't work and tap to pay

If that's not an issue for you, then I've had zero problems running GOS. You'll spend the first week figuring out using different profiles, the cleaner interface, installing things that you actually want. But after that you won't even notice the difference.

I use Android auto, I have Google installed in a profile for it, everything else is clean without Google, everything works fine.

I've been using it since the Pixel 3 days. Tap to pay doesn't work, and some people have reported banking apps not working, although my banking apps do work. Also, certain pixel-exclusive features like now playing don't work. And you are going to need to install play services or other Google components if you want stuff like notifications in various apps or text-to-speech and speech-to-text in the browser, etc. Aside from that, it's incredible. Works perfectly.

You're fucking up, and I say that in the kindest way.

You'll spend 2 days figuring out issues if you even have them.

It also has one of the coolest installers of all time.

Save what you need to and jump ship.

no tap to pay and some banking apps dont work. but honestly, you should be ditching google stuff altogehter if your going that far of replacing stock android and only use FOSS apps you trust from f-droid