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Then you would want to be able to run Android apps surely? IOS apps are hyper-focused on a limited set of specific hardware produced by a single vendor. Not to
by Freak_NL 4y ago
Then you would want to be able to run Android apps surely? IOS apps are hyper-focused on a limited set of specific hardware produced by a single vendor. Not to mention that Apple sucks to develop for without actually having Apple hardware and Apple operating systems available.
- amelius 4y agoI just want to be able to do basic things like banking without adware/spyware looking over my shoulders, which I'm guessing rules out Android?
- immibis 4y agoYou're out of luck. The banking app is checking for your phone having a TPM signed by someone like Google or Samsung.
- Freak_NL 4y agoWhatever adware Google is shovelling isn't part of the app your bank provides, so it wouldn't be an issue in the wine-like layer you want. But as other commenters point out, lots of banking apps don't like running in an emulated device. If you want to use a banking app without Google or Apple dominating your device, look at something which defangs Android like GrapheneOS or LineageOS.