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Do they really? All they care is about some particular version of Android (like any other app). I don't think I ever saw any banking app which would check for p
by vbezhenar 4y ago
Do they really? All they care is about some particular version of Android (like any other app). I don't think I ever saw any banking app which would check for presence of some particular security updates (not even sure if it's possible).
- bmacho 4y agoAFAIK if I use a bank app on an insecure phone, and they stole my money, the bank should give it back to me. Authentication is their job after all. But it is not much of as a problem right now. They definitely try to push people towards more secure and up-to-date systems, but as now, you still can bank from insecure systems as well, and allow your account to be stolen.
- yjftsjthsd-h 4y agoRight, like the good old "we care so much about security that we blocked rooted devices, but we make no effort whatsoever to check the security patch date":)
- serf 4y agoNone of my banking apps will work on a rooted phone, so I need to keep a 'clean' android phone around if I care to use their app. (I don't.)
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