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That's objectively wrong. Less than 1% of apps require verified boot/safetynet/hardware attestation. I'm running my own Android ROM without cheating Safetynet
by phh 6y ago
That's objectively wrong. Less than 1% of apps require verified boot/safetynet/hardware attestation.
I'm running my own Android ROM without cheating Safetynet and I still have access to everything I use using their original unmodified uncheated app: Netflix, Spotify, my banks, all my connected objects (withings, Philips hue, bluetens, neato), or some other random apps.
There are things that don't work, it's true. The only I have witnessed are Pokemon Go, and NFC payment apps (like g pay). This is very far from the "go all floss RMS-style"