• poke@sh.itjust.works
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    8 months ago

    Well, I’m likely going to iOS. I need to bank on my phone and those apps only work on iOS and android. If I’m going to be in a walled garden, I’m going to choose the nicer one. Hopefully google gets the message, but I have my doubts.

    Edit: y’all can go ahead and keep downvoting every time I mention this, I still haven’t seen a good solution for doing anything else that actually works for me. At least I’ll get a better camera out of it, though I will miss my back button. I just dont see the point of staying on certified android if fdroid and many community apps are going away. It was the primary reason I chose to leave ios for android in the first place.

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      8 months ago

      I see “I need banking on my phone” repeated often. Is this because you prefer banking on a phone, because yoy find it convenient to be able to bank on the phone, or because you actually are unable to do any banking through a browser? If the latter, are there no other banks than the one you are currently using that offer browser-based banking?

      If so, that sounds nightmarish and I really hope my country will not follow suit here anytime soon… Could you tell us which country you reside in (totally cool if you won’t)?

      • poke@sh.itjust.works
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        8 months ago

        USA, and there are quite a few banks that only allow digital check deposits through their official app and not the website. Not having access to those is a dealbreaker for me, and I simply dont have the time or patience to switch banks and lose out on the advantages I chose my existing banks for, just to be able to switch phones. It would be a lot of work to keep the feature set I already have. Additionally, these banking apps tend to check if a phone has been rooted or jailbroken and will disable themselves if they see evidence of such.

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          8 months ago

          If you’re not willing to fight this crap then you have no right to complain down the road when they back you into a corner you don’t want to be in.

          If you’re not part of the solution, then you’re likely part of the problem.