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>>ingve+(OP)
I used to run Shizuku for my phone to run Hail (an app suspension tool). Now that my credit card bank start checking for USB Debugging I stopped using the app (and now my 3DS OTP has to be over SMS). I believe there's only two banks left in Thailand that do not check for one and it is just a matter of time, because any time these banks could have hired any of those "security" people who will ask why don't we block that.

So I moved to Dhizuku. It's a bit hard to setup, but once I'm done it's felt like untethered jailbreak - I don't have to complicated dance to start Shizuku now. Dhizuku basically make your phone a company phone, except it report to you. To setup a "managed main profile" you'd need to remove all accounts visible in Android account system and type a long ADB command so I don't think it can be maliciously done.

I suppose this will be how we'll use F-Droid in the next year for enthusiasts.

>>whs+M4
It's your device and you should be able to do what you want. I do want to point out though that in your specific case, your use of such tools, whether Shizuku or Dhizuku does actually affect the security of your device and could easily be exploitable. And yes, even lending the DeviceOwner permission to another app temporarily is not great...

However, it's problematic if the banking apps also block regular configurations on something like GrapheneOS, e.g. by inspecting the initial call stack of an app. There are many such trivial to bypass ways of doing root detection and most are easily circumvented anyway.