> People who are at risk of that are a vanishingly small fraction of the population. It's probably a million dollars cheaper to buy access to a non-persistent

> People who are at risk of that are a vanishingly small fraction of the population. It's probably a million dollars cheaper to buy access to a non-persistent exploit than a full one but those are probably looking for a one-off exfil anyway. And like you said they can just run it again a couple weeks later for new stuff. but regardless I think most peoples phones batteries die once a week anyway so it's not a big deal