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As opposed to just using a flip phone? I’d happily use a FOSS based Linux phone if it were well developed and readily available.

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Until you can use things like banking apps on them they will never be mainstream sadly.

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I’m on Graphene OS and I use six different banking apps with no problem.

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Two months ago I had to buy a new phone because my new bank’s app refused to install on the android version of my previous (perfectly working) android phone that I had had for 6 years. The phone brand was not providing android updates for it.

And I was required to install the app because the website of the bank needed a code that only the app could provide in order to access my account.

And the app itself required a code that I could only get by SMS.

In normal situation I would have gone to a different bank but this time I can’t because I signed my mortgage with this bank…

And everything is a slog with them, I hate this bank. And I will be stuck with them for decades.

It should be illegal for bank to refuse access if don’t have the ‘correct’ phone OS

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