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springonion @springonion@infosec.exchange

· 2mo ago

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@xoagray@tiggi.es @tranquil_cassowary@infosec.exchange @TheMNWolf@furry.engineer Here you go: https://privsec.dev/posts/android/banking-applications-compatibility-with-grapheneos/ It includes various authentication and government apps as well.

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Banking Applications Compatibility with GrapheneOS

Maintained Compatibility List for International Banking Apps This list includes banking apps that have been tested, submitted, reviewed, and verified as compatible. LIST | SUBMIT | UPDATE | POSSIBLE WORKAROUND SOLUTIONS Introduction Welcome to the crowd-sourced dataset for GrapheneOS users on currently supported devices. New visitors are encouraged to read the official usage guide on banking apps for comprehensive details about how these apps function on GrapheneOS. International banking apps Av

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springonion @springonion@infosec.exchange

· 2mo ago

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@xoagray@tiggi.es @TheMNWolf@furry.engineer That's not quite right but you're not far off. The optional Google Play services you find on GrapheneOS are official, if they merely act as a dependency to, say, a banking app it will work fine. It only becomes problematic when an app opts in to play integrity. In essence higher play integrity verdicts require your operating system to receive Google's blessing. GrapheneOS isn't and can not be blessed no matter how much more private and secure it is over stock Android and its official flavours. So apps enforcing this system that's designed to upkeep Google's monopoly leave GrapheneOS outside while any ordinary OEM that plays by Google's rules are happily let in.

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springonion @springonion@infosec.exchange

· 6mo ago

I feel like this flew under the radar for many people: The Vanadium browser on #GrapheneOS now includes functionality for importing & exporting bookmarks.

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Infosec Exchange

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springonion @springonion@infosec.exchange

· 5mo ago

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@shio Nice rage bait you got there, that's not even close to what they said.

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springonion @springonion@infosec.exchange

· 7mo ago

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@bsm Cool, hättest du einen Link zu den genannten FAQs griffbereit? Interessiert mich einfach, eventuell ist da auch etwas für unsere Liste dabei: https://privsec.dev/posts/android/banking-applications-compatibility-with-grapheneos/ Nicht vergessen dort mitzuwirken, wenn man mag!

privsec.dev

Banking Applications Compatibility with GrapheneOS

Maintained Compatibility List for International Banking Apps This list includes banking apps that have been tested, submitted, reviewed, and verified as compatible. LIST | SUBMIT | UPDATE | POSSIBLE WORKAROUND SOLUTIONS Introduction Welcome to the crowd-sourced dataset for GrapheneOS users on currently supported devices. New visitors are encouraged to read the official usage guide on banking apps for comprehensive details about how these apps function on GrapheneOS. International banking apps Av

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springonion @springonion@infosec.exchange

· 5mo ago

@luckychronic@mastodon.social @GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social Yes, it's likely the best option here.

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springonion @springonion@infosec.exchange

· 5mo ago

@luckychronic@mastodon.social @GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social Nope, it's not. Forks of GrapheneOS do exist but they all come with caveats, such as disabling/removing entire security features. If you want GrapheneOS on a non-Pixel device you will be pleased to hear we have partnered with Motorola, expect compatible devices in 2027.

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springonion @springonion@infosec.exchange

· 2mo ago

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@grapheneos_de@mastodon.social Hallo, ich bin Teil des GrapheneOS-Projekts. Wir haben Ihnen eine E-Mail am 05.04.2026 geschickt und bisher noch keine Antwort erhalten. Wir bitten Sie um eine zügige Rückmeldung.

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springonion @springonion@infosec.exchange

· 2mo ago

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@ic5146@meow.social I'm not sure what the other posters are on about but anyway you're in a great position in the sense that you already own a very compatible device. I'm part of the project so naturally I will recommend GrapheneOS but here's a 3rd party comparison table: https://eylenburg.github.io/android_comparison.htm Let me know if you have any questions.

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Comparison of Android-based Operating Systems

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