Download Lineage os for Realme 3 Pro

LineageOS 17 gives you the Android Pie experience, but with extra goodies

Android 10 Rom for Realme 3 pro LineageOS 17 based on Android 10 is the latest and greatest version of the ever-popular custom ROM. It’s a lightweight ROM with the bare minimum in additional features resulting in a high-performance, high versatility Android variant. It’s based on Android Pie and includes all of its features like a newly redesigned Recents menu, gesture controls, Adaptive Battery, and more. Even features like Digital Wellbeing are present! If you’re looking for an Android ROM based on Android Pie that’s a little closer to stock Android than whatever is on your phone right now, you’ve come to the right place.

LineageOS is a dream for anyone concerned about privacy. It operates just fine without any Google applications installed, instead using its own suite of apps. That, on top of support for greater permission controls, means that you can truly control what’s happening on your device. On top of that, you also get access to “Trust.” Trust is a centralized area for all-things security on your device. You can control root access, check your Android security patch level and more. Even better, you can get a notification if your build signature or SELinux status changes, so you know if something is running on your device that shouldn’t be.

LineageOS is a free, community-built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 6, which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device.

LineageOS is based on the Android Open Source Project with extra contributions from many people within the Android community. It can be used without any need to have any Google application installed. Linked below is a package that has come from another Android project that restore the Google parts. LineageOS does still include various hardware-specific code, which is also slowly being open-sourced anyway.

All the source code for LineageOS is available in the LineageOS Github repo. And if you would like to contribute to LineageOS, please visit out Gerrit Code Review.

What’s working :

• Audio
• Bluetooth
• Camera
• EGL
• Encryption
• Fingerprint
• GPS
• RIL (Calls, SMS, Data)
• Sensors
• Video Playback
• Wi-Fi

Privacy

Customizability and stability are not all that LineageOS offers. One of its most famous features is the LineageOS Privacy Guard, which allows you to change every aspect of how an application can access your device. You can control location access, device wake-ups, NFC access, haptic feedback and more. It’s a lot more fine-tuned than the Android permission system, offering more granular controls overall. Take a look below at all of the options available for Google Photos.

All of these applications offer the basic functionality that you’d expect. AudioFX allows you to equalize audio, increase or decrease the loudness of certain frequencies in your audio. You can increase the bass, apply reverb, and more. It’s not the most useful feature, but it can allow you to fine tune audio to your liking if you wish.

Jelly Browser is a bog-standard, run of the mill browser that just works. It has all of the usual functionality that you’ve come to expect from a browser and is a suitable replacement for Google Chrome. It’s simplistic and gets the job done, especially if you are trying to get away from Google Apps.

Finally, the included Screen/Audio Recorder application is better than anything you’ll find on the Google Play Store. It supports microphone recording and screen recording, all in one small and lightweight application. You just open it up, tap record, and you’re good to go.

All of the other apps included are about what you’d expect. There’s an alarm clock application, a dialer, a texting application, and a file manager. None of those really offer anything unique and are, more or less, identical to their AOSP counterparts. Still, it’s not as if they actually need much more functionality than is already available.

Small changes and under the hood features

LineageOS 16 may not have many new user-facing features, but there’s a lot that’s under the hood. From the addition of iOS-like USB OTG restrictions to Bluetooth battery level support, there’s a whole load of additions and changes. You can add an extra button in your navigation bar, for example, which can allow you to drag the contents of your clipboard directly into a text field. You can also enable long pressing a volume key to skip a song. There’s an Always-on-Display option on some devices, but it can drain the battery a considerable amount.

There are lots of other features and changes too, most of which won’t matter in daily use but are nice to have. There are so many small and unseen features and changes that have been added that you’ll only pick up on them by yourself over time. Some of them you may never even run into!

Daily usage

There’s only one complaint I’d have about LineageOS, and it’s a problem that can be solved very easily. The pre-installed camera isn’t very good, offering very few options and average camera quality. Google Camera, in my opinion, works better than the stock camera on most devices, so this is a non-issue. Other than that, everything about LineageOS 16 is great in daily usage. It’s clean, it’s fast, it’s customizable, and it’s simple. Simplicity is an often understated feature of ROMs.

While I understand the appeal of ROMs such as Resurrection Remix which has hundreds of features, they may be daunting for users who aren’t used to that level of customization. My primary need is stability, and LineageOS 16 provides that. Performance is great and there are no crashes or slowdowns that I have faced so far. It was incredibly stable in my usage and was very much worthy of being a daily driver. It’s definitely worth using if that’s your kind of thing, and I’d have no trouble recommending it over other custom ROMs as well. It’s especially good for those who want the latest Android Pie features.

Some devices may have a poor quality software which necessitates switching, especially if you’re privacy conscious, as the abundance of options in LineageOS simply cannot be matched. There’s not a whole load of options otherwise, but it’s basic and it works. That’s what LineageOS stands for.
Known issues:

• None

Follow Instructions Carefully otherwise you will get error :

• Reboot to recovery
• Wipe cache, Dalvik cache, data (If you have done format instead of a wipe, reboot the recovery once or else it will end up with issues/errors)
• Flash ROM & Gapps 9.0 arm64 together
• Done-Reboot Now
• Enjoy the clean Rom

Downloads:
Gapps:-Download

Download this Recovery :- Download

OFFICIAL BUILDS:
Lineage OS 16.0 Signed Nightlies for Realme 3 Pro (RMX1851)