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For my LineageOS phone I use ADB: adb pull /sdcard/DCIM/Camera to get photos I’ve taken for example.

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OP may need to install ADB and enable USB debugging. Here’s a guide if they don’t know how

https://www.tecmint.com/install-android-debug-bridge-linux/

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If OP installed GrapheneOS they likely already have adb and USB debugging configured.

That said, as recommended in the FAQ, one should use android-file-transfer, since enabling USB debugging (and using adb) is a security breach

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Actually, I always end up using ADB tools to get files or photos, you can get recursive files to get them all. I do it even with people that tries to get photos from their Windows machines, so I don’t think it’s a problem with Linux neither. This is the best way to get safely and correctly all your files.

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