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I'm not sure how you get that idea - as a Linux system call, mprotect() is part of "the standard C11 library headers", and it's used internally by the dynamic l
by duskwuff 1y ago
I'm not sure how you get that idea - as a Linux system call, mprotect() is part of "the standard C11 library headers", and it's used internally by the dynamic linker. Android doesn't need to take any steps to support it, and there's little they could do to remove support for it.
- pjmlp 1y agoI got that idea knowing ISO C standard, POSIX and not mixing themes. By not being part of the official stable APIs, Google is free to break whatever userspace application they feel like. There are seccomp and sandboxing filters in place for what is exposed to non-system apps, aka regular PlayStore apps.