Depends what you mean by digital wallets, but all my banking apps (and their corresponding tap+pay apps) work fine, along with Google pay (in a sandboxed environment) (edit: I have never used Google pay for Tap+Pay, so I cannot verify that this works)
You get default access to the Google Play Store. It’s just that the Play Store is demoted from being an irremovable system app with all permissions to being treated as a normal app. Depending on the app/feature you want you may need to add a permission manually, but everything should work.
Google pay might work to look at your cards or something, but if you try to pay for something with your phone you’ll find that the tap-to-pay is disabled because of Google’s safety net bs.
Depends what you mean by digital wallets, but all my banking apps (and their corresponding tap+pay apps) work fine, along with Google pay (in a sandboxed environment) (edit: I have never used Google pay for Tap+Pay, so I cannot verify that this works)
How did you get google pay to run?
You get default access to the Google Play Store. It’s just that the Play Store is demoted from being an irremovable system app with all permissions to being treated as a normal app. Depending on the app/feature you want you may need to add a permission manually, but everything should work.
This is the answer indeed.
Google pay might work to look at your cards or something, but if you try to pay for something with your phone you’ll find that the tap-to-pay is disabled because of Google’s safety net bs.