Works just fine for me on an unrooted Pixel 10 Pro.
You may also not have the update yet. Play Store supports staged rollouts where updates are only available to a set percentage of users.
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Works just fine for me on an unrooted Pixel 10 Pro.
You may also not have the update yet. Play Store supports staged rollouts where updates are only available to a set percentage of users.
This should be illegal, but it won't. Corrupt politicians want people to be only on the approved operating systems so they can be surveilled.
Looking at the description, the title should be changed to "Contactless PayPal card does not run on GrapheneOS" I use latest Aurora Store PayPal version and it still works. I just dont use contactless payment.
I'm not using the contactless payment feature and get the same crash and error.
Looking at the description, the title should be changed to "Contactless PayPal card does not run on GrapheneOS" I use latest Aurora Store PayPal version and it still works. I just dont use contactless payment.
Why do you need PayPal APP? I have grapheneos and just tested logging in to PayPal web. Works.
This wouldn't be that bad if they had a functional website you could use instead, but their website doesn't even let you do things like pick your monthly rewards category or configure auto-replenish for your debit card.
Tap-to-pay is unlikely to be provided via their website and does work on GrapheneOS.
I've disabled auto-update for PayPal in the Play Store and also Disabled the app locally (so I can re-enable when rarely needed). They'll force people to update soon enough given how banking apps are.
Still works on my up to date pixel 9 xl. I haven't enabled NFC payments though
How is it that PayPal is still relevant? What does it even offer these days that other platforms don't do better?
PayPal's app does still work on GrapheneOS, they only accidentally broke it with the default settings due to bugs in their anti-tampering code. Disabling the per-app exploit protection compatibility mode works around it. They should fix it and start testing on GrapheneOS.
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Ew that's a nasty workaround. But interesting to know!
Secure app spawning is a per-app toggle now so it doesn't reduce OS security or the security of other apps without it disabled. It only reduces security of the app with it set to disabled. If multiple apps have it disabled, they share the same ASLR bases, memory tags for memory allocated before fork and other things. It's one of the toggles changed by the per-app exploit protection compatibility mode. If an app doesn…