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For the reference implementation that will not actually be deployed as an official solution so far, yes. Although you could also go with an Apple account. In f
by jeroenhd 11mo ago
For the reference implementation that will not actually be deployed as an official solution so far, yes. Although you could also go with an Apple account.
In fact, I don't think you technically need to be signed into a Google account for Play Verification to pass, though many phones do make completing the Google sign-in a requirement.
- g-b-r 11mo ago> For the reference implementation that will not actually be deployed as an official solution so far, yes ...or the IT-Wallet which is currently deployed, and who's developers stubbornly refuse to remove the requirement. > In fact, I don't think you technically need to be signed into a Google account for Play Verification to pass And you're wrong, Play Integrity checks that your phone's account really downloaded the app from the Play Store, and so requires a (signed-in) account. > many phones do make completing the Google sign-in a requirement I'm not aware of any such phone, although they sure make it seem like it's a requirement > Although you could also go with an Apple account With a cheap, and very open and privacy-respecting, iPhone