It seems that there's a big difference between "not supported" and actively removing account/auth data from someones phone. This has made me reconsider my 2fa providers. I might have to look at some sort of hosted option that doesn't have this issue. I wonder what the policies are for this kind of thing with authy and okta (and other major 2fa auth platforms).
So if I'm locked out of my 365 sysadmin user by this, what then?
Hopefully disabling the hardened memory allocator, as suggested by the article, holds them off for a while..
My banks app works fine, but i have had one financial app refuse to install.
Doesn't that imply it'll run on GrapheneOS unless the phone is also rooted (and by default it's not)? The spokesperson might be using the term "rooted" incorrectly though?
I'm sure they have TOS that indemnify them, but I'd sure like to see a similarly-sized company sue them for resulting downtime.
