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>but not having root as the default makes it less of a secure FOSS OS and more of a closed down toy. I don't get it, it's "less of a secure FOSS OS" to not hav
by gruez 8mo ago
>but not having root as the default makes it less of a secure FOSS OS and more of a closed down toy.
I don't get it, it's "less of a secure FOSS OS" to not have root by default, but it's secure to run random apps as root and breaking android's security model? What's the threat model here?