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Yep, hardware attestation is becomming more common, even with websites. This is why LineageOS is actually dead in the water, even though they're "in talks with
by cons0le 8mo ago
Yep, hardware attestation is becomming more common, even with websites.
This is why LineageOS is actually dead in the water, even though they're "in talks with hardware vendors". It doesn't matter when people can't use the apps and services they need.
- hyghjiyhu 8mo agoA solution could be having a tiny non-rooted Android system as a "coprocessor".
- ExpertAdvisor01 8mo agoThis won't work. The tiny non-rooted system wouldn't get certified by Google and therefore not pass hardware attestation, which most banking apps use.
- NoGravitas 8mo agoI think they mean having a second non-rooted phone that is certified but cheap.
- hyghjiyhu 8mo agoWell you could take a certified system off-the-shelf and integrate it into a bigger thing.
- seanmcdirmid 8mo agoThis reminds me when living in South Korea used to require Internet Explorer/ActiveX to get anything done online: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_compatibility_issues_in_South_Korea https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_compatibility_issues_in_So...