I use a rooted phone and afwall+ which uses the underlying Linux firewall. There's also the mobile and WiFi data permissions you can change manually.
I use a rooted phone and afwall+ which uses the underlying Linux firewall. There's also the mobile and WiFi data permissions you can change manually.
How is the rooted experience these days? Do you deal with broken (banking) apps all the time?
I don't use banking apps, my banks have websites that work. Last time I tried to add my bank card to the Google wallet, it worked for a few days and then stopped. I've had a few apps that refuse to run but then worked fine with magisk.
For me, root on my own devices is a matter of principle. If an app doesn't work, then I don't want it. In the future I might carry a gimped android device for essential things like train apps if I have to, but then it won't be the device I actually carry in my pocket, it'll be in my bag. Mobile computing is for me.