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Does that really make such a difference? If the baseband and wifi require closed binary blobs which are cryptographically signed to a specific kernel version, w
by justaj 7y ago
Does that really make such a difference? If the baseband and wifi require closed binary blobs which are cryptographically signed to a specific kernel version, what is the point of having an unlocked bootloader or installing alternative ROMs?
- solarkraft 7y agoHow common are blobs cryptographically signed to a specific kernel version? My impression was that with AOSP running it's fairly easy to update the Android versions (the blobs can still contain vulnerabilies, of course).