I would root it and use Droidspaces. With all postmarketOS pros, not properly battle tested custom Linux ROM is not something I would use for any kind of hosted service.

Droidspaces is nice, give it a try.

I was always fascinated by declarative Linux distros like NixOS and tiling managers, but the thing that always stopped me is it’s time consume aspect. Everything had to be written by hand, et cetera.

Now it’s as simple as “Hey buddy ChatGPT, install this and that, make these keyboard shortcuts, turn off logs on startup, switch DM, debug this”. Some can say that’s not a true way - punch me, it’s the most easy way to configure your OS.

“Find My” network is pretty strict by its nature, if you’re talking about that. Realistically speaking, I wouldn’t be scared of it, because I can’t see any vector from which it can be dangerous to the end user.

Nonetheless, “Find My” is an optional feature and can be fully disabled. Other Apple web-services can be blocked on a network level, if you want it for some reason. But, IMO, at this paranoia level, the only right option is OSS with a strict firewall.