> > (It should be obvious that for security reasons this is not something that should be available to everyone and their grandpa.) > If they own the phone and

> > (It should be obvious that for security reasons this is not something that should be available to everyone and their grandpa.) > If they own the phone and that's what they want then it should be available to them. Not if what they want and don't want entirely depends on how well informed they are. Keep in mind that malicious apps do everything to convince their users to grant them the necessary permissions. > The point is that the owner should have root access to customize the software if they want it, without begging anyone's permission (e.g. phones requiring a code from the manufacturer to unlock) or having key features disabled (e.g. "SafetyNet"). Then we agree. :)