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Re:A big win for Android interoperability by ulrikrasmussen on Sunday August 02, 2026 @06:40AM (#49143151)
There's Curve Pay which works on GrapheneOS
Re:A big win for Android interoperability by codethief on Sunday August 02, 2026 @07:55AM (#49143643)
What cards & banks does it work with these days? Last time I checked, it wasn't really a serious alternative.
Re:A big win for Android interoperability by stkdump on Sunday August 02, 2026 @07:24AM (#49143418)
The whole GrapheneOS thing is a bit of a joke. So you either have to buy google hardware or you run google software.

Anyway, looking forward to the widespread introduction of Wero. Maybe there will be some options for third party roms in the name of digital soveranity. Seems like they want to make the EUDI wallet for digital documents no-google capable for that reason at least.

Re:A big win for Android interoperability by inigyou on Sunday August 02, 2026 @07:39AM (#49143505)
You think Google puts backdoors in their hardware? They've consistently been one of the most open hardware brands since the start, always allowing bootloader unlocking and relocking and providing all required open source code. This is not the same as their software which is invasive spyware.
Re:A big win for Android interoperability by stkdump on Monday August 03, 2026 @07:09AM (#49154169)
No, I don't know if they do and honestly this isn't why I wrote what I wrote. But what if I don't want to buy anything from them? I want to de-google and my only choice seems to be to have a device with a google logo on it that puts even more money in their pocket than if I just use normal Android with minimal google interaction on a Samsung or OnePlus device.