@maya@gs.lexinova.eu @OmegaPolice@hachyderm.io @britter@chaos.social Most banking apps work on GrapheneOS but many have memory corruption bugs and incorrect anti-tampering code requiring our per-app exploit protection compatibility mode toggle.
Around 10% of banking apps are unavailable due to banning using a non-Google-approved OS. Around a dozen banking apps began specifically permitting GrapheneOS in addition to a Google-approved OS which is growing.
There's a good list based on ongoing user reports:
https://privsec.dev/posts/android/banking-applications-compatibility-with-grapheneos/
You don’t have proof because it’s not what’s happening. The theory also doesn’t explain why GrapheneOS is currently not supporting 11th gen Pixels because they don’t meet the requirements and future Motorola device support. Also not sure how Google == honeypot. Pixels (not the 11th gens yet) have been the only devices to meet the requirements for years now.
I don’t trust Google, I don’t trust GrapheneOS, I don’t care if it’s just paranoia. All of it gives me bad vibes and I lose nothing listening to my gut
Also I think we might have very different impressions of Google’s place in the world. In the world I live in Google invades your privacy and facilitates mass spying and surveillance on behalf of the US government, corporations, and advertisers. I wouldn’t trust Google with anything I wanted private ever, hardware or software
You don’t have proof because it’s not what’s happening. The theory also doesn’t explain why GrapheneOS is currently not supporting 11th gen Pixels because they don’t meet the requirements and future Motorola device support. Also not sure how Google == honeypot. Pixels (not the 11th gens yet) have been the only devices to meet the requirements for years now.
I don’t trust Google, I don’t trust GrapheneOS, I don’t care if it’s just paranoia. All of it gives me bad vibes and I lose nothing listening to my gut
Also I think we might have very different impressions of Google’s place in the world. In the world I live in Google invades your privacy and facilitates mass spying and surveillance on behalf of the US government, corporations, and advertisers. I wouldn’t trust Google with anything I wanted private ever, hardware or software