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I wouldn't want the bank to access my phone, so it doesn't matter that the app doesn't work, and in a weird case where you urgently need to transfer your money
by codedokode 11mo ago
I wouldn't want the bank to access my phone, so it doesn't matter that the app doesn't work, and in a weird case where you urgently need to transfer your money to scammers while not being at home, you can use bank's web app.
- VagabundoP 11mo agoBanks are all moving to MFA through an app, which then needs play protect, which then maybe need TWRP/Magisk.
- thomc 11mo agoThere are at least a couple of banks or credit card companies in the UK now that only offer mobile apps, as well as those now using push MFA with their apps for every large purchase. Recently I needed to install an app from the UK government to prove my identity via camera to renew my driving license, and that doesn't work in GrapheneOS either. I can do it in person (for now) but there is an extra fee.
- codedokode 11mo agoAll the banks I use, have a web app, although it can be somewhat limited, but I don't need any advanced functions anyway. > as well as those now using push MFA with their apps for every large purchase. Our banks use SMS OTP (not required for mobile app) for all operations - I assume otherwise the amount of fraud would be exorbitant. > Recently I needed to install an app from the UK government to prove my identity via camera to renew my driving license, and that doesn't work in GrapheneOS either. I can do it in person (for now) but there is an extra fee. Interesting that the government relies on a proprietary, foreign platform.