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Google's shocking developer decree struggles to justify the urgent threat to F-Droid
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Well, yes. But then again, I would trust my GrapheneOS phone not getting compromised over 3 linux devices. MFA is not some ultimate solutions and it is a pain to use.
I mean sure, but that's not the case for the majority of the user base of these banking apps. Is it the most secure? No but it's way better than it is right now.
So what is the case for most users? Are normal android phones getting compromised (in a way true 2FA would help) often enough it is an issue? I honestly haven't seen any statistic regarding this and anecdotally I don't know anyone whose internet banking was compromised. Whether on phone or desktop.