Don't worry, they'll "fix" it as most of continental EU banks did: by forcing you to use their app which will break on every OS update (when Android 13 rolled o

Don't worry, they'll "fix" it as most of continental EU banks did: by forcing you to use their app which will break on every OS update (when Android 13 rolled out, one of the banks had their app broken for months and their users couldn't authorize any payments). You'll also be forced to use the mobile phone of the brand they deem personally "secure". Don't even think about any kind of privacy respecting phones like GrapheneOS. But you'll be secure. At least by definition of their "security consultants". And if your phone breaks? Well, good luck buying a new one because the payment confirmation app is on that same broken phone.