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this post was submitted on 07 Jun 2025
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Big tech can't win because you can't force the internet to do something.
Gilmore's quote was true then, it is not the current state of play.
If you need to use banking/government/transit apps, you need to play by the rules now
I must be missing something here. Can we not just use the web version of the bank interface insteadvof an app? It still works for my banking, and I don't even have the app. I just have to put my browser into desktop mode.
You can hide root/fake play integrity.
They can make it so much harder to do that, to the point where almost everyone just gives up.
i think we are already at this point.
its not necessarily harder, but its so annoying to do and find comprehensive information on the process.