> they’re used for things like enhancing the security of the kernel (or at least trying to) and running miscellaneous code (such as third-party code for DRM, cr

> they’re used for things like enhancing the security of the kernel (or at least trying to) and running miscellaneous code (such as third-party code for DRM, cryptography, and other closed-source binaries) outside of the Android OS long shot here, does this make it more possible for production releases to be closer to AOSP and then run the rest on the hypervisor ? Also the future of project tremble, meaning better upgrade paths for all devices (outside of manufacturer will which is still the main issue) ?