Comment by sprior
10 months ago
This brings back memories of "sure you can root your phone, but if you do secure apps like payment won't run anymore"
10 months ago
This brings back memories of "sure you can root your phone, but if you do secure apps like payment won't run anymore"
I can only imagine that allowing "unverified" apps to run would also disable payment/banking apps. Just in case, you know. For your own good.
That should be up to the bank to decide, and it already is. https://developer.android.com/privacy-and-security/safetynet...
None of my banks have complained to me because I'm running a patched YouTube app.
That doesn't seem to have anything to do with what apps you have installed, just whether you have Play Protect enabled. I have Play Protect enabled, and I can still install apps without having to scan them first.
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