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Or Android devices for that matter; app code is sandboxed and signed, and requires user interaction to download any non store code

• wahern 7y ago
  The secure enclaves on Android smartphones have a poor track record. Even the top-of-the-line manufacturers have seen published hacks of their TEE environments, and those are usually just the tip of the iceberg. Android is incomparable to Apple's platform in this regard. (I'm not trying to argue the iPhone is unhackable, though.) FWIW, I'm an Android user.
  • jtl999 7y ago
    The Pixel 3 has a "Titan M" chip with much reduced attack surface compared to the TEE. Don't otherwise know much about it.
    • jplayer01 7y ago
      Still leaves 99,9999% of the Android market vulnerable.
      • jtl999 7y ago
        I still agree that's an issue and I'm wondering if the Titan M chip is going to be a Google exclusive or if it's going to be licensed to other OEM's at some point.