[Magisk] gametimebrizzle:
I don't agree with the way you phrased that, because ANYTHING is possible (plus, no-one has said it isn't possible).

This is not the right place for this opposing view discussion seed, but I'll say this anyways:

At the end of the day. You will do what works best for you. Nobody will stand in your way and I'm sure many will help you achieve what you need. I'm simply informing you of pertinent information on the subject, and more importantly, give examples/reasons as to why the app is not letting you use it with your current settings...ITS DANGEROUS!!!

I was only suggesting that you consider the risks (vs the overall benefit) of using your banking app on a phone that may be safe today, but tomorrow, could cause you a world of hurt when you don't get the patch from your carrier while you were counting sheep. The patch which fixed a critical vulnerability which is being actively used in the wild to steal people's entire life and everything theyve ever worked for via malicious code masked and embedded into PIXELS in google ads (which was just recently disclosed as happening for several years now, targeting outdated devices with easy exploits using the #1 search engine in the world...btw)

I fairly recently began working in the ITSEC industry, even though I'm the new guy, I def worked hard to get here, and I can say that the threats out there are absolutely jaw dropping. some of the recent attacks and vulnerability disclosures are frightening...honestly...the bad guys are gaining momentum.

Want an example?

Google "BlueBorne"...its a very good, and very recent example. We are talking zero authorization, no physical access required, remote kernel level p4wnage by a few crafted Bluetooth packets....BLUETOOTH!!!

And the disclosure came along with 7 additional 0day exploits... all targeting the yet-to-be scrutinized Bluetooth stack...Androud is most affected platform due to total devices using affected Bluetooth stacks, not to mention the millions that will never see another update or security patch due to EOL, but all OS can be exploited, just takes a few extra steps to circumvent security measures. If it has Bluetooth now a days, it is definitely vulnerable and Bluetooth is now on everything!!!

This was disclosed yesterday.

Another recent one??

Checked your credit report lately? You should.

Equifax was hacked a couple months ago, BUT they JUST NOW told the world that 153 MILLION people lost every single bit of the most private/personal info in the digital world to an 8 year old Apache Struts vulnerability.

I don't watch the TV news, but I doubt this important issue is being aired over celebrity gossip or updates on the super successful "war on drugs"...but I digress...

Bonus Round...

The kicker? Over 80% of Fortune100 companies currently use Apache Struts and over 50% have yet to be patched or brought offline, as of yesterday afternoon.

That includes IRS.gov...still unpatched (ironic?)

I could go on for a good while, and these are very RECENT major ITSEC events, like, a few days ago recent.

So, if you want to check your bank balance on the road that then by all means, go for it...but now you can make a more informed decision and possibly understand why your bank has gone to such lengths to block usage with the mods you currently have installed. It's for your protection, in case that's not clear.

I'm not lecturing you, but damn, people need to wake up and stop making it so easy for these people to steal everything you have with a couple mouse clicks.

Wow. Didn't mean for that to go on and on and on like that.