Xperia 10 II. And I think that the problem is not in SFOS core but in Android AppSuport
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Yes. If youâre motivated you could flash sfos version 4.2.0.19 and set the android lock pin there and then update the system.
You can use an older version of Danske ID to circumvent this. This is what I do. I would also strongly suggest you 1-star rate the Danske ID with a complaint that the app requires the pin.
Open up Aurora and search for Danske ID. Once you open its store page, click the vertical ellipsis (âŽ) menu and choose Manual download. Put in: 1690000023 and youâll get version 1.6.2. This version does not have the pin requirement. After this, go back to the home screen of Aurora, then click the cog settings button in top right. Choose Blacklist manager, then make sure you check Danske ID. This will ensure you never accidentally update to pin-locked version of it.
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For what itâs worth, my bank actually dropped the requirement for the Android lock PIN from their app once I pointed out to them that it was superfluous (they have their very own PIN). Apparently, the development team hadnât even meant to introduce the Android PIN requirement - it came in as a side effect of a library update.
But you might want to contact the app developers directly, they might have more resources than SFOS. Worked for me.
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