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The repos issue tracker is slightly more up to date.
There are some banking apps and apps in general that may be problematic. For such cases, here are the possible work around solutions.
You're quite welcome.
No issues with running the RSA Authenticator (SecurID) app on both the Pixel 6 and 8 on the latest Android 14 build of GrapheneOS.
See previous reply for details as to why it wasn't working for non-GrapheneOS users as well - over a year ago is when it started being problematic.
It works as far as I can tell. However, it wasn't always the case.
My company also mentioned that GrapheneOS isn't supported by them.
Version 4.3.12 is - I just installed it on both the Pixel 6 and the new Pixel 8, both running the latest GrapheneOS builds with Android 14.
they don’t support grapheneos though, specifically said the app won’t work on it
In the summer of 2022, numerous issues arose for non-GrapheneOS users as well, as reflected in the reviews. This was because the SecurID update began utilizing the Play Integrity API to detect non-certified OS/devices. The Play Integrity API has since replaced the now-obsolete SafetyNet attestation API.
Here's a crowd-sourced list of international banking apps that are compatible with GrapheneOS:
https://privsec.dev/posts/android/banking-applications-compatibility-with-grapheneos/
The issue tracker has slightly more current banking app reports:
https://github.com/PrivSec-dev/banking-apps-compat-report
Some banking apps may be problematic and here are some possible workaround solutions:
https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/8330-app-compatibility-with-grapheneos
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Suggesting we use personal accounts for discussions like this overlooks the accountability we have to provide accurate and transparent feedback on issues directly impacting our infrastructure. Constructively critiquing software that affects the performance of hosting critical organizational chat rooms is not entitlement—it’s responsibility. These concerns are real and measurable, with tangible effects on user experience and scalability.
This is based on firsthand experience hosting our own Matrix homeserver instance for our community space chat rooms using their software, not on tautological reasoning.