> You just added bunch of layers to architecture for no reason The sandbox doesn't do the isolation that docker can. It uses user isolation like I mentioned. T

> You just added bunch of layers to architecture for no reason The sandbox doesn't do the isolation that docker can. It uses user isolation like I mentioned. The difference is that Binder is Java on top of the kernel, while docker is isolating from the kernel itself. Without access to the service, it is impossible, sans-kernel-exploit, to escape the permissions jail, or even tell if you are in a permissions jail if someone gives your app fake contact information by routing it to a different service. Docker isn't perfect. It had a serious CVE recently. I'm certainly not saying it is absolutely better. I'm just saying that I think they are fundamentally different and that process level isolation is superior to user level isolation.