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Not used the Lloyds banking app for ages, tried it a couple of days ago and got problems. Something stopped it working and I'd have to contact the bank to reset, or words to that effect. Didn't have time free then so I left it.
Today I retry, different screen but still not straight in. Before contacting bank thought I'd delete and reinstall the app first just in case that cleared the problem. Deleted ok. Went to Play Store, search for, but no sign of a Lloyds 'private' banking app. I had to contact the bank and I won't go through the details here but eventually got info from the bank on how to link to the right app in Play Store .
Did so, yes it still exists, but it claims to be incompatible with my Samsung mobile phone ! It will not show any download button.
I got in touch with Lloyds again. Not a good line, I had to really concentrate to hear. But the gist was that as my phone software is at 10, it should be compatible. No they can't supply a different link to the version I deleted, nor apparently to the latest version so I could install & try it anyway. Apparently it's just tough luck, use the website.
I was wondering if anyone here had a valid solution/suggestion.
I did realise my Samsung tablet also had the app installed. I tried that and went through a lot of rigmarole to get through security, including a phone back/code thing. Finally got in there. If it is ok, I've no idea why the phone isn't. Either Lloyds or Google seem to have dropped the ball somewhere.
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are you sure 10 doesn't relate to your browser rather than the operating system?
Certain.
The S9 ain't that old. It's like industry is trying to force people into slinging a perfectly good phone and forking out £1k every couple of years. I can not believe any update in the app was so vital that it was worth messing up a large percentage of customers. Besides, as said, the same app works on the tablet which is the same os version. Maybe it is either a screw-up by Google, or by Lloyds; but the refusal to allow access to the version I had is quite unacceptable.
Most likely, but then I'd need to recall the account and password on top of the memorable nonsense :-(
The thing to note as that it can't be a case of being behind the artificially created "times" as the tablet is running the same app on the same O/S version; plus the app I deleted in the hope of curing the issue started up the same way as the tablet app did later that day. I am convinced it's more a case of them being stubborn. Knowing they are letting the old app version run if already installed, but refusing to let those who uninstalled put it back again even though there's an issue with their new version. I suspect they deliberately choose to withhold app service to anyone in that position.