> What percentage of those will actually be exploited in the hands of typical users? There's not exactly worm grade exploits flying around for these devices. I

> What percentage of those will actually be exploited in the hands of typical users? There's not exactly worm grade exploits flying around for these devices. In addition to the sibling post, Bluetooth is another attack vector. A phone I had to abandon in the past was a Nexus 5X, which I believe has a set of very serious Bluetooth bugs. I don't remember the details, but they were very easily exploitable (as in: either doing nothing, or just keeping the BT menu in the foreground, which is a common operation).