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I can't root my phone because I don't have an image for it (Moto G73) although I'd like to, but for some reason my banking app thinks it's rooted and refuses to work. This happened just after I updated it, it wasn't happening before.
Edit: I'm regretting not getting the Motorola Edge 40 Neo, which also costs £250, but is slightly better in multiple ways, and seems like it has better root support.
Fucking DRM.
This is the correct take.
This happens because "normie" Android devices has a proprietary shit called SafeNet Attestation API
But Android is open source! Oh, until you actually do any fucking thing with it. Be gone, Google.
I think there's magisk module that can bypass that but i forgot what's name
3 years ago i unlock bootloader + install custom ROM/Kernel in my mom phone (bc it's still running very ancient android) & install magisk after that i activate the module that can hide magisk presence (forgot what's name) so all e-banking & other payment apps work well
Is your system software fully updated?
Are you running a Beta version of the system software?
Just FYI, rootkit malware does exist for phones