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Your choices are very limited, but you can get an android phone supported by LineageOS or other alternative roms.
by sebtron 3y ago
Your choices are very limited, but you can get an android phone supported by LineageOS or other alternative roms.
- jzzskijj 3y agoI have tried, a long time ago, LineageOS on Samsung Galaxy S3 and S4. The both of the ports were so buggy, that by those experiences I could not trust the maintainers to be capable of securing the system. It may have been a false assumption, but I had to think stability/bugs and security must correlate at some levels.
- lrvick 3y agoActually if you link popular software with a hardened memory allocator, apps will just crash a lot instead of allowing buffer overflows that are shockingly common. YOLO mallocs most operating systems ship allow an application to -feel- faster and more stable at the expense of security. If you want software to be stable in a strict malloc environment, write it in rust :) To be fair though, LineageOS security is actually terrible. Do not use it. If you must have an Android device CalyxOS is the least bad option today.