But also very interesting that the check isnt actually the check they say they do.
But it is. Why do you say that?
But also very interesting that the check isnt actually the check they say they do.
But it is. Why do you say that?
lbschenkel very weird i cannot get past the boot screen. I assume you didnt fickle with the app settings, such as the compabality thing?
But as you found out, for now i doesnt make it work either way
I assume you didnt fickle with the app settings, such as the compabality thing?
I had to, didn't you get the notification? You have to change the default.
lbschenkel nope just an endless load.
lbschenkel maybe i misunderstood what the changes are to the gps api then. Anyways, thanks for the clarification
We have another app in Denmark that also is using play Integrity API, I'm guessing that is the same as MitID is claiming to use. Or maybe I have misunderstood it. At least when I use Mobil-pay and this Play Integrity API pops up, It is still possibly to use Mobil-pay without any problems.
If GOS with Mobil-pay works with play integrity, shouldn't MitID be able to do the same. I have read the whole tread, but itś possible that I have misunderstood something due to my lack of full technical insight :-)
toddvarg Play Integrity is a Google API. The app uses it and it will return a result. In GOS the result will be that it passes "basic" integrity, but it fails "strong" integrity. What happens next is up to the app. They might be using this API just to gather information and report back to the server but without really enforcing anything, or they might be happy if it just passes "basic" integrity. Nothing that enforces "strong" integrity will work on GOS as it won't pass. Only devices certified by Google can pass this integrity level.
lbschenkel OK, thanks. I didn't know it was different levels of integrity.
So coming to graphene about 14 days ago. Been using the mitid token for quite a while prior together with the app.
I am wondering if an already logged in mitid app could be transferred from my old android with apk, meta data and user data and all to have an activated mitid app?
My thoughts are that the app most have some key somewhere that the server somewhere associates to my real identity.
If that key can be transferred then the app should be an active app?
Secondly: is it anywhere remotely possible to install and app from my old android google play store directly onto the new pixel through USB? The app would then use the old android phones OS for activation?
I am thinking something similar to having a remote server license authenticating my access to a local program?
Or am I complete in the dark for some of these things?
Digitaliseringsstyreksen was quit nice and polite in their answer and forwarded my letter of improve to feature request hardware attestation directly instead of play api.
Next up is getting DR to explain this issue with mitID app to truly be able to get more freedom of choice and choose European alternatives if one wants to..........
Just writing this in case someone needs a recent update on this issue. I tried activating MitId both by transferring from another device and by using my passport. None of the methods work. I get the Play Integrity notification and then the error screen. Have ordered the hard token.
toddvarg think you are mixing play integrity and play services. Mobilepay will work with play services enables. Actually Mitid, kørekort and sundhedskort does not require play services, and passes the basic integrity. This means you do not nedd all the google bloat on your phone. But as said, MitID has another (not nedded) check that GOS does not pass.
Mobilepay will only work with alle the google bloat