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@rikviergever I'm not at liberty to get involved but often it's a RASP library maintained by a 3rd party that gives the grief. They're used in the best intent, security *really* matters for a banking app (not only for customer impacts but regulatory consequences) so I get why it's in place. But it really makes it functionally challenging for a key service for many not to be reliable on alternative OSs. Would love to see an open, secure enough, option AND a route for encourage backs onto it.

@rikviergever I know it's a weird thing to ask, but you should create a LinkedIn post about this, as most relevant people are over there. I'd be happy to share too to my many bank IT peers (if the damn thing allows me to log in...).

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Actually the banking apps i have to use never had problems with Lineage, AOSP-Roms and GrapheneOS. I'm with the Raiffeisenbank, their Online-Banking-App works well as does the TAN-App. The Umweltbank-App also works without a hassle. Only one App refused to work because the OS is "not certified by google", and that is the TeleDoc-App of my health insurance TK.