Does anyone in the UK use any temp unroot app, so they can use Barclays app's.
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UK Barclays and Root
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gregbradley
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It doesn't work.
Try the root cloak module in xposed, but Barclays looks for root in system so it cant be hidden
Try the root cloak module in xposed, but Barclays looks for root in system so it cant be hidden
gregbradley
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does that work?... They must be a new update since I last looked, but thanks,
hoping for a root cloak for sky go as well.....
EDIT
As I thought, that wont work...its been patched in a way that will be EXTREMELY difficult to fix
Sorry, I thought that was the fix!
...but I saw now it was dropped...all 3 methods are broken..
gregbradley
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Its a potential security risk as root means you can see sensitive data within the app, or personal data
Its to protect the customer
That makes sense, seems a bit overkill but if it's for the customers benefit then it's all good. I'm with TSB sadly, but their app works on rooted handsets.
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How often does the app check for root? What if the app was installed on stock and then you rooted? Could the app be modded from that point? Or a previous version be used instead?
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Lol its about as safe as using a desktop. Root is like administration rights on Windows app. Besides all other banking apps don't have the same restrictions why only Barclay's?
There is no perfect justification for what they are doing.
Besides using Barclays on desktop regardless of platform is more dangerous that root on phone. On your phone atleast you know what app is doing what and you can stop it. On desktop you don't know what app you've installed and what's it doing.
yup owns Z1 and stuff.
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Its a potential security risk as root means you can see sensitive data within the app, or personal data
Its to protect the customer
