> it's just not the same because it's such a pain to compile Android and flash it everytime you want to change something. One does not have to recompile and fl

> it's just not the same because it's such a pain to compile Android and flash it everytime you want to change something. One does not have to recompile and flash Android just to change something. Bytecode can be redirected at class load time and native binaries can be individually "replaced" by mounting over them. This is how Xposed and Magisk work, respectively, BTW.