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The thing is, the whole topic is not fully binary. I agree with you that having a rootable phone does increase security in certain ways. > What doesn't increas
by p0lychromatic 24d ago
The thing is, the whole topic is not fully binary.
I agree with you that having a rootable phone does increase security in certain ways.
> What doesn't increase security is when bank apps that are essential to daily life start detecting that a device has been rooted and force a lot of people into using closed source extensions to hide the fact that the devices is rooted.
I'll ask naively: Why not?
I can come up with a bunch of arguments why it does help the bank and why it might reduce the risk of certain attacks.
- sersi 24d agoBecause a lot of people will install whatever closed source magisk module or lsposed extension they can find to go around the bank jailbreak detection and end up actually weakening their security posture. Those modules are a prime target for trojan attacks.