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Isn't that the same thing in Android? SELinux, which I read elsewhere in this thread is where this is built into, is part of the system in which your app runs.
by lucb1e 6y ago
Isn't that the same thing in Android? SELinux, which I read elsewhere in this thread is where this is built into, is part of the system in which your app runs.
- cft 6y agoYes, but the configuration of SELinux can be changed.
- freedomben 6y agoNot without root. Termux is very useful even on a non-rooted phone.
- bitwize 6y agoUltimately Google has super-root to your Android device, and Google will change SELinux settings to lockout Termux and things like it.