Love to see the ongoing progress here, but I'm really starting to worry that the growth of attestation on Android will make using custom ROMs like LineageOS impossible in future.
Is there any way we can fight this? Feels like there must be some EU/US consumer rights or digital market legislation somewhere that could be used to more directly object to organizations like banks saying "your phone works just fine but we actively block you from using it" especially as mobile apps become more and more obligatory for banking. It's a huge problem just in e-waste of old devices that work fine but can't be used because of the lack of updates.
Just one legal case upholding this somewhere would put a huge red flag over it and significantly discourage the whole trend.
Is there any way we can fight this? Feels like there must be some EU/US consumer rights or digital market legislation somewhere that could be used to more directly object to organizations like banks saying "your phone works just fine but we actively block you from using it" especially as mobile apps become more and more obligatory for banking. It's a huge problem just in e-waste of old devices that work fine but can't be used because of the lack of updates.
Just one legal case upholding this somewhere would put a huge red flag over it and significantly discourage the whole trend.