No.
* None of the privately-owned car parks I know of take cash.
* The UK government is moving to compulsory electronic filing for small businesses.
* The managing agent used by my landlord has decided that paper contracts are no longer acceptable.
I can walk everywhere. I can close my business. I can live under a hedge. But realistically, I am forced to use technology which was not designed with my interests in mind.
I'm also rural, and I feel like this push is being largely driven by people who can regularly afford new phones and upgrade to the latest thing, and who live in cities with excellent reception.
The people operating mygovid & other identity apps would like the widest device support possible but to some extent their hands are tied by compliance requirements and what their security auditors tell them.
I like my current S10+ which is 3.5 years old, and the fact that it's no longer on the latest Android version is completely ridiculous.
I don't even know what I can upgrade to if I want to keep using my microSD card and my wired headset.
(...and before someone argues, "you could just buy an old, non-spying car", you'll only be able to do that for so long. And pretty much never with a new vehicle.)