While your decision to switch to a “dumbphone” is admirable, I was to understand Monzo was designed for those to manage their account on their phones. That aside, does your Chromebook support Android apps? Mine does but I haven’t tried putting Monzo on as it just logs out on my phone.
Yeah mine does support android, but it says it’s not compatible with my device (chromebook plus) I can sideload apps through dev mode but something like Monzo and finance feels like something you want to be sure of the source you are downloading from (i.e. official site)
on the dumbphone thing I want to just keep tech separate and do all my app stuff on my chromebook and not have the constant stimulation (and therefore need to be stimulated) in my pocket at all times. It’s not doing my attention span and “depth” of thought any good.
It’s actually really easy, and well worth it. As it’s chrome OS most things are backed up, it’s only local files (i.e. downloads) that you will need to save to cloud.
I’ve done it before but just didn’t like the compromise in security for it. My chromebook is due to get Linux support soon so I’m just waiting for that instead
Well they are uploaded by members of the Monzo Community and I don’t believe they would do anything to compromise the integrity of the app or it’s security neither I nor Monzo can say that for certain
First of all, YES. 8-bit would look crazy good and facilitate the showing off of a Monzo card for ambassadors trying to convince friends and family to join.
Secondly, I am now going “dumbphone” (to a point) and would love to have Monzo on my Chromebook via a sideloaded .apk
Is there anywhere I can get an official Monzo .apk? I see there are mirrors around but it’s not something you really want to mess around with.
I love Monzo, to the point where I have got the wife on it and we have a joint account with pots set up etc - I just (now) need the ability to manage my account somehow and I’m now treating my chromebook as my “hub” to sit down and do some actual tech stuff - rather than have access to constant stimulation all the time (and therefore the need to be stimulated…) It’s not doing the old attention span and depth of thought any good.
With the exception of 2.21.0, I have uploaded all of the Monzo APKs to APK Mirror
With APK signing, etc. It’s hard to mimic an app to the point at which it would update. But installing from scratch offers limited to no protection. However I know that these APKs are safe for your use
I can honestly say that nothing happens between me getting an update & grabbing the APK to uploading it to APK mirror If you find a Monzo APK anywhere else online I’d definitely steer clear.