They all support Android. That boat has sailed.
(it’s a joke, before I’m jumped on!)
I actually think it’s not acceptable, since most of them work on severely outdated versions of Android. Sure, cite security reasons. But then you have to be decomissioning your support for Android versions no longer getting security patches too.
But then you have to be decomissioning your support for Android versions no longer getting security patches too.
As with most things, it’s idealism vs reality. If you don’t mind me saying, many of your posts on here appear to lean more towards idealism. Nothing wrong with that, of course.
A lot of things that should happen within banks don’t happen. Many people have a naive view that banks are highly regulated and therefore everything is done right.
The reality is quite different.
Now shows ‘Revolut Bank’ animation when opening app. Actually, I noticed that ‘Revolut’ was replaced with ‘Revolut Bank’ on TV advertising a few days ago, and also on statement downloads inside the app. New branding it seems
Mine always says “Good evening, Carl”
It does that still, right after the animation ![]()
Mine shows Revolut then welcome back Abc
Also - wonder if this branding will find its way onto cards
I hope not.
Still just Revolut here for me
One of the benefits of Graphene is that you do relock your bootloader as part of the installation Web installer | Install | GrapheneOS the security of Graphene, combined with network level ad blocking and careful selection of services reduces the amount of junk in my life.
Lack of support of Graphene (by which I mean the aggressively not running meaning of support as opposed to the openly embracing meaning) by Lloyds brands and Barclays have driven me away from using them in any meaningful way.
I’ve never thought of Revolut as more than a backup holiday account so it won’t be any major shakes if it goes for me, its still working for me right now so I’ll make sure to properly clear out all funds from there shortly.
You get to keep Perplexity Pro for the remainder of the 12 months after you cancel, though.
Has anyone worked out a way of restarting the clock so that you keep it for this period starting now, rather than it expire soon after the benefit is withdrawn?
Umm unsubscribe and then subscribe again maybe?
I tried. You can’t do this as it runs to its maturity even if you unsubscribe.
Does it run for the rest of the 12 months? Mine implied that it would stop at the next subscription date i.e. in September.
Added two referrals to the Wiki
Upto £200 split for a personal account, and £200 per business account I will split £100 each.




