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I see your point, However the majority of Android devices have lots of closed source firmware/drivers, a large part of the Android OS doesn't run without them.
by D4Ha 2mo ago
I see your point, However the majority of Android devices have lots of closed source firmware/drivers, a large part of the Android OS doesn't run without them.
I'm refering to Bootloaders, TrustZone OS, Trusted Applications, then firmware for Bluetooth, Wifi, GPU, Sensors and power management. All of those are always closed source binary blobs running in the background.
- codedokode 2mo agoYou should be using open-source firmware without any "untrusted" zones.
- D4Ha 1mo agoits not always possible to flash your trust zone firmware, you get what the vendor forces on you.