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>>madars+(OP)
I just installed Graphene on a new pixel. I've only used it for two days, but I got that same feeling of "finding buried treasure in your backyard" I got when I first installed Linux in 1999. I can't believe this amazing software is free in all senses of the word. It is a TON of work and they got so much right. The security and usability settings give all the grainular control I've known was possible and wanted for a long time.

I see some core team on this thread, so just wanted to say THANK YOU! Awesome job! Keep fighting for the users!

I'm totally the wrong person to offer recommendations on mobile, but so far it works very well for me, but then, I use almost no third party apps, and none of them are Play store only. My only complaint is the hardware (outside of their control).

>>jrexil+LE
do you need to access your mobile for bank accounts ? does that work ?

>>dgan+kU
As a single datapoint, revolut does not work unfortunately, so I moved back to the default pixel OS.

>>gf000+BY
Revolut works perfectly for me.

What kind of issues did you have? I think it does require google play services (which can be installed easily).

I have used GOS on a pixel 6 for the past two years with no issues. The phone finally died on me last weekend, so I'm in the market for a new pixel which will be getting GOS right away.

>>jcul+7l1
Can you please clarify the Revolut part? Just to understand, you are saying that you are able to perform NFC payments via the Revolut app which you installed on your Graphene OS through the official Play Store?

>>lollob+To1
No, the revolut app doesn't have NFC payments, even on the stock google os.

NFC payments are through Google pay / wallet, which is unsupported.