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Ok so I am planning on installing a mobile banking app on my phone and was wondering if I am in reality going to need a better phone. Currently it's a sub 100 quid android, for all intents and purposes it is perfectly fine but am I gong to be able to bank on it safely?
I cant seem to find any operating requirements, maybe I am overthinking it though!
Need i be concerned?
any advice appreciated!
its always worked for me.
but i've gone to a non smart phone and its proving difficult to persuade RBS to get rid of the inn app approval for large payment. pain in the hoop
How do you loging - 2nd factor authentification? I'd think if that's setup then you'd be ok
The app will have a minimum requirement for OS and security, for instance mine needs at least android 5/iOS 11, and course a pin etc set.
If you can install it, then there's no reason not to use it.
Fine on my cheap and cheerful Moto G Whatever.
The banking app is likely to be more shit than your phone.
Moto G6 Play with Android 9 and the Nationwide banking app works just fine.