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Thanks, I use Workprofile for crap apps, but if I wouldnt need those this would be a good idea!
You could put the crap apps in the main profile, and then the important apps in the work profile. Then the important apps would have two factor
I am not really leaving my device locked haha, or if, then I would also always have the work profile locked. Also I dont trust Androids init system, apps just randomly run in the background and there still is no way to completely prevent that. So I keep them in the work profile
On Grapheneos I've been using the disable app option aggressively, to have installed apps that only run when I need them. I do have to enable them from the app settings, which is a little annoying but the hotel booking app doesn't need to be running all the time.
They disappear from launchers which is very bad UX
I see why they did it. If you disable Google News, you don't want to see it in your launcher. So that makes sense for the original ASOP developers
I think now, because disabling is a first-class feature for any app, you should be able to indicate you want to still see it in the launcher even though it's disabled.