> It’s unmatched on Android. I have great respect for the iOS security model. Seriously a marvel and best-in-class accomplishment. But this is flatly not true

> It’s unmatched on Android. I have great respect for the iOS security model. Seriously a marvel and best-in-class accomplishment. But this is flatly not true. If you really care, you have Graphene et al, and even without that stock Android has plenty of well-tested features that enable you to lock down the device further than at stock. And rooting as a pathway to undermine security is a well understood aspect of the threat model