No microG but GsfProxy, interesting. Maybe the Calyx setup wizard only disables it and it somehow got reenabled, not exactly sure how they implemented that ![]()
In any case, since you are running Magisk, I’d just create an overlay module to remove those apps, easier to revert if things go sideways.
- Create a folder for it
su -c mkdir /data/adb/modules/NoG - Create empty subfolders for gsf
su -c mkdir -p /data/adb/modules/NoG/system/product/app/GsfProxyand have it replace the system onesu -c touch /data/adb/modules/NoG/system/product/app/GsfProxy/.replace - Remove the updates for Google Photos
pm uninstall-system-updates com.google.android.apps.photos, check it’s pathpm list packages -f com.google.android.apps.photosand repeat the previous step with that information - Reboot, check if both apps are gone and try installing Gcam Service Provider again