Should I do the same if I want to expose an OpenAI compatible API to access an LLM to chat remotely on local technical documents?
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No, IMO. For a real private android experience you have to switch to Lineage or Graphene and F-droid apps. I'm writing this from a Galaxy A5 2016 with LineageOS with F-droid only apps in one (main) profile and WhatsApp and a couple of other (in my case, sadly unavoidable) proprietary apps in another profile.
Here is a list of supported phones by LineageOS in case you are willing to switch.