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If my banking/payment app and my id app worked on grapheneOS i would also be using it. That the biggest issue right now. Dependency of apps on gsf

• sebtron 1y ago
  That is IMO a huge problem with these "apps". Every service that claims to be a bank should be accessible without forcing you into the Apple / Google duopoly.
• aprilnya 1y ago
  If they have some way to leave feedback, I would link them to this page - maybe they’ll listen: https://grapheneos.org/articles/attestation-compatibility-guide https://grapheneos.org/articles/attestation-compatibility-gu... https://grapheneos.org/articles/attestation-compatibility-guide#apps-banning-grapheneos https://grapheneos.org/articles/attestation-compatibility-gu...
  • malka1986 1y ago
    They do not care.
    • aprilnya 1y ago
      Stop being so negative. I have seen instances of bank apps adding Graphene support after getting told about this…
      • malka1986 1y ago
        I know because i tried.
        • aprilnya 1y ago
          so does that mean no one else should with their bank? I don’t see why you trying it with your bank has anything to do with me telling someone else to try it with theirs
• attendant3446 1y ago
  On Graphene, create another user and install sandboxed Google Play Services there. Don't login into Google account, use something like Aurora Store to get the apps. Most of the apps I have to use (mostly banks) work this way (I have a separate user with 5-6 apps that don't work without Google Play Services). I would prefer these apps had a standalone web version, but sometimes it's not up to you what apps you have to use :(