Beats me! I’m in the process of moving banking and payment off my phone in preparation for a Linux one. These things will very likely not work on non-proprietary devices.
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Photuris@lemmy.ml 12 hours agoWhat’s the best Linux phone setup these days?
cronenthal@discuss.tchncs.de 12 hours ago
FutileRecipe@lemmy.world 11 hours ago
These things will very likely not work on non-proprietary devices.
Depends on your bank. Most work on alternate OS (like GrapheneOS), and of course some don’t. privsec.dev/…/banking-applications-compatibility-…
If an app (especially bank) doesn’t work, I forward them this and try to ELI5 that their current method is flawed and less secure: grapheneos.org/…/attestation-compatibility-guide
progandy@feddit.org 8 hours ago
Which is fine and all, but then you still have to run a release built and signed by the grapheneos devs.
plyth@feddit.org 11 hours ago
Reverse the question:
Which bank can be used with a linux phone?
SaharaMaleikuhm@feddit.org 11 hours ago
Ubuntu Touch works well on my fairphone.
Chee_Koala@lemmy.world 10 hours ago
Very cool! I’m thinking of going for ubuntu touch, seeing as Android has proven that it’s no longer worth the time investment. Also, Fairphone 5 is my next phone if the current one dies, so it works out.
Could you share what do you really like about it? And what is your biggest gripe or letdown with it? Thanks!
rumba@lemmy.zip 9 hours ago
It’s using Hallium, which is still using Android kernel and drivers, hopefully they can keep that up while vendors are getting increasingly antagonistic.
It is private.
If you want to run some android apps you can use waydroid, but it torches the battery.
If you want to run arm linux apps, you need to dork around with containers as the root os is RO.
I’m sitting on the fence of shelling out for a decen FP