Then it's a bit bizarre to call it memory safe. I would say that "sandbox" is far more established term for what it is or does. Because if by using seccomp and/

Then it's a bit bizarre to call it memory safe. I would say that "sandbox" is far more established term for what it is or does. Because if by using seccomp and/or user namespaces I would say that Linux/C is memory safe wouldn't it be an unhelpful statement? Can we say that Chrome or Qemu are implemented on memory safe platform?