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Phone + OS review: Google Pixel 9a and GrapheneOS
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I don't get why banking apps are such a difficult deal-killer for people. Banks have web sites. But also, what are people doing? Running their bank app to daily transfer money back and forth from/to checking and savings?
I wanna discuss with you, because this is exactly what I thought... I've gotten almost down to, contacts/email/messengers and then there are a couple apps which does govt id (like 2fa) that don't have desktop version, grayjay, osm, whether, gadget bridge etc.... And that's it. I was wondering if any device with Ubuntu touch could do that. And one interesting thing I wanted to think is that if there is a cm5 (the blackberry raspberry pie thing) that connects to a 5g hotspot for wifi, can I run max things via browser and IP phone....etc.... Would be an interesting experience/ experiment
Folks, many banks have now implemented 2FA through their apps. That is the only reason why i have it installed. But i keep it on a deperate GrapheneOS profile that i turn on anff as i need it.