Oh damn, I missed that, thank you. I could see how it was a very expensive thing to maintain for an effectively Pixel-only feature. Still, I think this was one

Oh damn, I missed that, thank you. I could see how it was a very expensive thing to maintain for an effectively Pixel-only feature. Still, I think this was one of the most ambitious and user-beneficial implementations of trusted computing I've seen so far, in that it theoretically safely allows a completely rooted/user-owned device to still participate in things like online banking or e-government transaction authorization. I hope it'll return in some form.