This is arguably the most irritating thing with just about every largecorp developer: "os that hasn't been updated in 6 years? Sure boss!". Os that is built specifically around security and privacy with daily updates: "No, you can't do that". Annoying - yes. Safe way to make sure I will stop being your customer - also YES!
axegon_
I see this happen from time to time. Lately, almost all of the apps work fine on GrapheneOS. The best strategy is to keep writing the business once every two or so weeks that you can’t log in to and use the app. Don’t go too technical at first, because most of the time, the moment they hear things like “rooted” or “unofficial,” they just say your phone is the issue. To date, I was able to convince, or at least contribute to, making three apps work on GOS.
zerof1l
Still works for me.
I had to update exploit protection after their latest update — I think it was enabling dynamic code loading via both memory and storage that did the trick.
Edit: checked now, I have also disabled secure app spawning.
StrLght
Update: it seems to work when disabling "secure app spawning" (for now)
leumon
It works here. Running in a work profile, no contactless payments.
Play Integrity API: Not blocked
Hardened memory allocator: Enabled
Memory tagging: Enabled
Extended virtual address space: Enabled
Secure app spawning: Enabled
Native code debugging: Allowed
WebView JIT: Disabled
Dynamic code loading via memory: Allowed
Dynamic code loading via storage: Allowed
shaky-carrousel
I'm starting to see these restrictions as a deterrent for using the products in question. My GOS handset is slowly fizzling away into a dumbphone with Firefox, organic maps and k9. And you know what, I am starting like it.
I'm on Debian Testing sometimes on amd64 and sometimes on m1. Paypal also doesn't like me. Than I have two options: I use a Windows VM to do the payment or I use another payment method. Most of the time I use the other payment method.
ThomasGlanzmann
Can it still run in browser like it would on a regular pc?
gnoll_of_gozag
I have never been a crypto currency advocate, but if the banking utility of a mobile phone is going to be dictated by the operating systems that finance apps whitelist, I might want open rails that work with my open phone
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axegon_
zerof1l
I had to update exploit protection after their latest update — I think it was enabling dynamic code loading via both memory and storage that did the trick.
Edit: checked now, I have also disabled secure app spawning.
StrLght
leumon
Play Integrity API: Not blocked
Hardened memory allocator: Enabled
Memory tagging: Enabled
Extended virtual address space: Enabled
Secure app spawning: Enabled
Native code debugging: Allowed
WebView JIT: Disabled
Dynamic code loading via memory: Allowed
Dynamic code loading via storage: Allowed
shaky-carrousel
sdcfgy
https://wero-wallet.eu
aabdelhafez
ThomasGlanzmann
gnoll_of_gozag
enos_feedler