You're not gonna have much luck. If you're able to clone these kind of cards, its an honest security vulnerability and should be reported.
As an alternative, I've seen people suggest using a smartwatch, like the Garmin ones, that have a "wallet".
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You aren't going to be able to get any crypto keys out of an EMV card. They are actually secure. GPay works by registering a separate virtual card through an API.
Its in progress but currently there are none that Im aware of. This obviously requires a high level of security and trust from the banks and CCs. And they arent going to give the time of day to anyone whos not a trillion dollar company.
How is Google wallet the worst spyware? I'm not aware of anything particularly nefarious it's doing
It is making good money
By paying with Google wallet, Google knows exactly what you bought, at which store, and even at what time.
No they don't. They know how much you spent, when and where. They have no idea what you bought, except it's something that is traded at wherever location.
Google's Gemini AI says they know the details of the transactions. The link Google provided as a source was this which says they collect your data:
They still don't get a list of items you bought. Is running a request for payment, it's not billing a list of stuff.
Okay but how is it spyware
The dictionary definition:
"software that enables a user to obtain covert information about another's computer activities by transmitting data covertly from their hard drive."
Just because a program tells you it's collecting your data in the fine print doesn't mean it's not spyware.
Is it covert if you know it's happening and have agreed to it?
I got tired of gpay breaking every week or so on crdroid. I just got a card that works with my Garmin watch and pay with that now. No more fighting the nonsense.
you need to get a different device. As others suggested a watch is your best bet but dont expect those options to respect your privacy any more or less than google.