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This is almost certainly because it is rooted, IMHO. All the serious banking/payment apps I have seen won't run on a rooted phone as they can no longer be sure
by mpclark 10y ago
This is almost certainly because it is rooted, IMHO. All the serious banking/payment apps I have seen won't run on a rooted phone as they can no longer be sure of the integrity of the device.
- IshKebab 10y agoI haven't rooted and it says "Android pay is not available"
- sofaofthedamned 10y agoThe Android N preview doesn't work either, my 6p works fine on Marshmallow in the UK. This is because beta versions don't pass safetynet checks.
- IshKebab 10y agoThis turned out to be because I also had the HSBC app installed, and there is a global setting to choose which contactless provider to use. Helpful error message.
- dingaling 10y agoYet oddly I can log in to my banking sites on my 'rooted' laptop and transfer all my funds with a couple of clicks. I suspect the phone rooting block is more for protecting their proprietary client-side code.