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fock ◴[] No.40714592[source]
"needs root and patches to AOSP". So there go the banking apps mentioned elsewhere and you can just use postmarketOS.

Still cool though!

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bboygravity ◴[] No.40714796[source]
I have a rooted phone and when you hide root (using Magisk app) all banking apps work just fine?
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kiney ◴[] No.40714825[source]
Some, not all. Last time I checked magisk wasn't able to fake safetynet hardwareattestation
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igor47 ◴[] No.40715295[source]
Yup. I gave up on trying to get Google wallet / Android pay to work on my lineage device. I got it working sometimes but it broke after update and just wasn't reliable enough to keep trying when paying for stuff. I'm not really sure whom they're protecting with this stuff -- the credit card processing companies, maybe?
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kotaKat ◴[] No.40717123{3}[source]
As far as I also understand Google Messages now uses this as well to gatekeep access to carrier RCS.

https://www.theverge.com/2024/3/1/24087418/google-messages-b...

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phh ◴[] No.40719490{4}[source]
How do you know it's carrier RCS? To the best of my knowledge they are only gatekeeping access to Google Messages private network, not carrier RCS? (Considering the very little number of carrier RCS that's not very relevant though)
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1. kotaKat ◴[] No.40723156{5}[source]
All US carriers are now using Google's hosted Jive RCS infrastructure which means "Google Messages".