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Sure, but banking, ride hailing, car/scooter rental apps all use it.

• gradeless 4y ago
  Some apps suggest they use it when they dont. Some (most) apps use a weaker form which an android/AOSP operating system can comply with, without being registered with Google (licencing Play Services) see eg. https://grapheneos.org/usage#banking-apps https://grapheneos.org/usage#banking-apps Very few apps use the full strict version of safetynet that requires hardware attestation
• dvngnt_ 4y ago
  banking can be done on web with the same experience
  • NavinF 4y ago
    Many banks don't allow check deposits using the website. You're forced to use the app and phone camera.
  • eptcyka 4y ago
    It depends, some banks offer services through the app that can't be accessed on the web. But I am aware that some apps work just fine, 4/7 banking apps I've used just work on aosp. Still haven't ridden a scooter via aosp though.
  • Semaphor 4y ago
    Sometimes. Several banking websites only allow login through their apps. There was even a bank here who did a minor update in which they decided to block rooted phones, locking many people suddenly and without warning out of their banking account, I was evaluating them (luckily, it was worse for people who had DKB as actual bank) and had to contact support to close my account.