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[–] 12 points 1 year ago* (1 child)

Yeah, I though of those two & it's just a thing that would get/will get developed if we get to daily drive Linux phones, imho.

Its not like it didn't take Android years to get those two aspects covered.

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    Didn't know/remember about KitKat verified boot, but the sandboxing thing was prob just to kernel & perhaps some system files, def not user or hardware such as cameras. Including between apps & phone contacts, etc.

    And I totally agree about lack of Linux phones (as hardware), the phone market with its size & megacorp subsidies to preinstall spybloatware is a giant hurdle.

    And the real reason for closed sauce drivers (as a practice, not as if they should open-sauce old hardware now - that's a security risk for unsuspecting folk & iot ... but we could def transition the practice).

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