@Ilandar
How is it for sandboxing banking apps? That’s my biggest worry about switching phone OS is losing access to my banking apps. I get I can use the browser, but sure we all know mobile browsing is made purposefully shit to drive up app installs anyway.
Swamptin
Constantly learning about computers and security. I have a sometimes blog about that here:
http://swamptin.github.io
Jack of all trades, master of none yet. And well aware I need another blog post about learning.
#MountainBike and cycle enthusiast. I keep intending to get into trail advocacy or cycling advocacy… but then life happens.
I have a sometimes blog about biking here:
http://swamptin.ie/mtb/index.html
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@PullPantsUnsworn
Ah but I’m running a Fairphone 4, so I’m not sure how a restore would work. Although I know I won’t void the warranty by changing the OS. Maybe I’ll see what their policy is on repairing a buggered attempt at the OS change. They provide /e/os from the shop like.
@PullPantsUnsworn
I’m honestly only afraid of bricking my primary phone. That’s the only reason I’m still on stock android. It’s the inconvenience of having to buy my way out of a brick.
@futureidentity
That’s cool! Any experience with banking apps? I expect to have to sandbox at least one, but Revolut might even have a native build?
Edit: Forums indicate Revolut hasn’t worked naively since 2021
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