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Yeah, I'm wondering, too. Android is a lot worse by design. I would love to use a Linux phone, but my bank's 2FA doesn't support any.
by fxtentacle 4y ago
Yeah, I'm wondering, too. Android is a lot worse by design.
I would love to use a Linux phone, but my bank's 2FA doesn't support any.
- jeroenhd 4y agoDepending on your bank, Anbox or Waydroid may help you run your bank's app on your Linux device. Probably a no-go for most banks, but worth a shot to see if it'll work. You can just try it out on a Linux computer/VM first, no need to actually buy a Linux phone just to end up disappointed.
- sobkas 4y ago> Depending on your bank, Anbox or Waydroid may help you run your bank's app on your Linux device. Probably a no-go for most banks, but worth a shot to see if it'll work. You can just try it out on a Linux computer/VM first, no need to actually buy a Linux phone just to end up disappointed. I use LineageOs and without Magisk magic I couldn't use contactless payments (still no Google Pay, but regional Blik contactless is good enough)
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