Because you can't use a Snapdragon in that way, that's not how Qualcomm's business works. There's a reason that very few (or no) "open" phones actually use Snap

Because you can't use a Snapdragon in that way, that's not how Qualcomm's business works. There's a reason that very few (or no) "open" phones actually use Snapdragons and it's because it's impossible to obtain the firmware for these without layers of very restrictive contracts and NDAs. They're almost like NXP in that way.