Banking 90+% of apps work. Some apps officially support GrapheneOS.
The vast vast majority of apps (99%+) are compatible and those that are broken is due to bugs in the apps which GOS catches, but these exploit protections can be disabled, and apps that use the monopolistic play integrity api.
The only apps that are permanently broken are those using the strongest play integrity api which is security theatre.
Here's a community created list of banking applications and their current status on GOS.
This is not really about me, but understanding if these apps have issues running under the OS. These type of apps typically have extra "security" features.
> Such as? If there is dependency on proprietary software, you can install it on GOS if you want and consider it more "safe".
Again, this isn't about me. I'm fine giving up some convenience, but I know other people aren't. The average person is just going to simply install the app. Part of me asking this questions is gauging average user experience.
Banking 90+% of apps work. Some apps officially support GrapheneOS.
The vast vast majority of apps (99%+) are compatible and those that are broken is due to bugs in the apps which GOS catches, but these exploit protections can be disabled, and apps that use the monopolistic play integrity api.
The only apps that are permanently broken are those using the strongest play integrity api which is security theatre.
Here's a community created list of banking applications and their current status on GOS.
https://privsec.dev/posts/android/banking-applications-compa...
Why would you use app for actual insuranceb or even healthcare?
This is not really about me, but understanding if these apps have issues running under the OS. These type of apps typically have extra "security" features.
Such as? If there is dependency on proprietary software, you can install it on GOS if you want and consider it more "safe".
> Such as? If there is dependency on proprietary software, you can install it on GOS if you want and consider it more "safe".
Again, this isn't about me. I'm fine giving up some convenience, but I know other people aren't. The average person is just going to simply install the app. Part of me asking this questions is gauging average user experience.
Chase bank app wont even load on my GrapheneOS lol
From what I recall, you need to enable exploit protection compatibility mode for that app, and it should work just fine.