Not really. Some devices can be rooted/flashed, some others are not rootable in practice. Also, there's another vector to it - SafetyNet. If google decides it c

Not really. Some devices can be rooted/flashed, some others are not rootable in practice. Also, there's another vector to it - SafetyNet. If google decides it can't trust the device, many apps will stop working, sometimes can kill even Camera and the like (e.g. https://www.xda-developers.com/bootloader-unlocking-no-longer-kills-galaxy-z-fold-3-cameras/ https://www.xda-developers.com/bootloader-unlocking-no-longe... ). And bypassing SafetyNet going to be harder and harder, and device without SafetyNet passing going to be more useless (e.g. McDonalds App will not run without it)