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I've said this dozens of times on here, but IMHO the correct solution to this problem is: 1. Allow the user to choose between developer control and owner contr
by miki123211 6mo ago
I've said this dozens of times on here, but IMHO the correct solution to this problem is:
1. Allow the user to choose between developer control and owner control, but only at first setup / after a factory reset. This prevents somebody with physical access from easily and covertly installing a backdoor.
2. Have a scary screen on boot announcing that "your device has been hacked", bypassable via a secret combination that isn't displayed on the screen. This isn't a problem for anybody who roots the device themselves, but instantly gives the game away if a third-party messes with it.
- hoopla_ching 6mo agoI like this. The factory-reset gate stops the attack without locking owners out, and the boot warning is basically what Android does with unlocked bootloaders.