thanks for your reply. The app is the most comfortable kind to deal with the bank and it would be not nice to give it up. Anyway I want to have the actual Google Services.
It might be a disadvantage to have a degoogled phone if you really want actual Google; the included MicroG in /e/ can provide alternatives that work for some.
so my fault was to accept the upgrade offer of Aurora for the Google Services. I thought, this was an offer to upgrade Google Services as a a part of microG. So, what have I to do to go back to the original microG of /e/OS? I see the possibility within Aurora to uninstall. Is this the way?
I blacklisted the Google Services in Aurora. To uninstall I only would have been able the microG core, not good! The bank app (DKB) is still working, only mentioning the Services should be updated. We will see…
I also have a Murena FP4 with /e/ OS… I think it makes little sense to buy a de-Google FP4 and then install Google Services.
Since I would not have confidence, I would reset the device and start all over.
There are a few threads here on the subject of “banking under /e/OS”.
I myself, as a customer of the local Sparkasse, completely do without banking apps on the smartphone and regulate it on the PC. You can also check your account balance on the bank’s website.
Yes, I also blacklisted it.
microG is the replacement of Google Play-Service on /e/ os. It an independent project.
microG uses a few tricks, as using the same package name.
But it shouldn’t be possible to update or uninstall it. Maybe you installed another version besides the integrated one.
You find microG under Setting → System → Advanced → microG
Under Cloud Messaging you find all app, which registered for push notification. DKB-Banking should be there.
I have DKB-Banking and TAN2go installed on my fp3+ with /e/ os v0.21 q (Android 10). No Problems and no warnings. The dkb-banking app notifies me if a payment needs approval.
I know fp4 has /e/ os R (Android 11). So microG version could be different.