When I first started using graphene my bank app worked fine but at the beginning of this year my bank decided that it would dent access to any phone that is rooted.

So it isn’t really an issue with graphene itself it is more that I dare to root my device and my arsehole bank believes I shouldn’t do this!

Meh, for me it doesn’t take any more effort to just log in from my browser. It just has an added step each time of having to receive a text and enter a code. I only really use it maybe twice a month anyway so it is no drama for me.

Thanks for the reply. I really don’t care about camera use, that is like bottom of my list of things I give a shit about on a phone, so I may give this a try at some point and see how I find it.

What are the current viable choices for everyday use? I currently use a Pixel 6a with Graphene and I like it a lot as it does everything I want it to. It doesn’t work with my bank app but I don’t really care about that as I just use a browser when I need to access it.

Ubuntu touch, postmarket and sailfish are the ones I have heard of but I don’t know what state they are in in terms of how usable they are on a day to day basis.

The fact the end of the article they use the phrase “the rabbit is looking like a good deal again” for an utter scam device that does not use AI in any real way and is just a bunch of scripts interacting with chatgpt occasionally. The fact they pitch the rabbit as even a viable option, the fact they even mention it in a positive light makes me distrust anything they could write about this.

Glad it wasn’t just me that thought this was dog shit, especially for a community called “map enthusiasts”