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For "security" reasons banking apps generally disagree running on anything rooted. Is there a way to circumvent that?

• pxeboot 3y ago
  While some banking apps do this, I wouldn't call it common. I have ~10 bank/brokerage apps on my GrapheneOS device and they all work just fine.
  • bobim 3y ago
    Workaround for me is to change bank then. Would love getting away from iOS spying on me.
• themoonisachees 3y ago
  I haven't used Linux on a phone yet so I don't know about those, but regular rooted android has easy ways to circumvent what you're talking about.
• seszett 3y ago
  Generally, in order to run bank apps on a non-stock ROM you have to root your phone and install things that hide it, kinda defeating the purpose.
• yencabulator 3y ago
  Don't use a bank that demands an app instead of having a website?