HSBC app refusing to work with Xdrip I tried to open my HSBC banking app and received the following message. Has anyone any ideas for getting round this? I rely heavily on the accessibility feature for the Always on display and of course also rely on my banking app. And yes I understand the most straightforward solution is simply to turn the accessibility switch off temporarily. Thank you!

[Richspiral]

[parapenT1sta]

Maybe because you disabled Play Protect from Play Store. Try to re-enable it.

[Navid200]

Isn't that easy to confirm?
Disable always on display and log into your bank. Have you done that?

[Richspiral]

Yes I have. When accessibility is disabled my number isn't displayed on the lock screen / AOD

[Navid200]

Of course not. But, you have now for the very first time in this thread confirmed that if you disable AOD, you can log into your bank.
If you made that the title of the discussion, a lot of your time would have been saved.

Disable AOD, do your banking, enable AOD. Yes, it is annoying. But, unless you need to log into your bank once a day, you can consider it a workaround.
Disabling AOD takes 10 seconds. So does enabling it.

[Richspiral]

I confirmed it in my original post. Perhaps you missed it?

[Navid200]

Sorry about that

[jamorham]

They are checking for non-play-store apps which use the accessibility service via google play integrity checking. I believe your only option is to disable the always on display feature and report it as a bug to HSBC. Of course that may fall on deaf ears because they have no particular way to verify that xDrip is benign but it is their app which is not working correctly and you as their customer are being inconvenienced by that.

[Richspiral]

Thank you for your reply. I thought that may the case... I'll put a complaint in to HSBC on principle though I don't expect much from it.