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What will you do after Android starts restricting FOSS apps?
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this post was submitted on 13 Oct 2025
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I mean, unless there's some alternative that banking apps and such will work on there really isn't much you can do right?
Can't you use a browser for banking? That's what I do.
Or really, I just do my banking on the laptop.
Maybe you can use credit cards for everything but here it would be expected to be able to, at worst, pay with a direct transfer, and you'd need a banking app for that.
Really? You can do that in a web browser here, and never been in a situation where I need to make a bank transfer immediately. Only something like paying an invoice which you usually have weeks to pay.
What is the problem with SEPA? It just works.
I'm not in Europe?
I use hardware TAN generators and browsers. The cards support NFC payments. My banking apps run fine on Lineage OS and GrapheneOS.
Jolla has a Linux OS that supports Android apps. Works for Swedish banking apps, at least.