⚡️🚨 NEW - HSBC blocked a customer from using its mobile app after detecting the Bitwarden password manager, installed via F-Droid, on the user’s phone.
Reminder: apps can see what else is installed on your phone. Your bank app knows which Bitcoin tools you use.
Been saying this for a while - whatever we use is I N C O N S E Q U E N T I A L
We need better overall solutions that are at a Nation State firewall level too. Individual moved ain't gonna cut it.
They'll
(1) block access
(2) forgot/wrong password
(3) suspicious cloud flare
(4) can't pass the Captcha,
their way out of things.
So your solution is don't have a Bank account anymore? Best of luck with living a life that off-grid especially if you have family or ANY life at all - impractical.
Does this mean that mutual surveillance is ubiquitous? If banks have such tools, then imagine what governments have…
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Here's my response instead:
😂
#grapheneOS
This is Twitter BS.
On modern Android (11+), a random app cannot silently get a full list of all installed apps unless it has special permissions or exemptions.
The bare faced arrogance and cheek of the drug cartel's favourite local money launderer!
Rough Ryders 😈 MOUNT UP 🥷🏴☠️ we attack at dawn
#grapheneos fix this 😁
I would immediately uninstall the HSBC app, use their website to transfer all funds, call them, escalate to higher levels, and close the account.
