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Sorry, sloppy language. I didn't mean stability in the normal sense - rather, homogeneity of the OS. I think that is connected to security: a rooted OS is more
by esquivalience 12y ago
Sorry, sloppy language. I didn't mean stability in the normal sense - rather, homogeneity of the OS. I think that is connected to security: a rooted OS is more likely than a vanilla OS to cause software to run less predictably (probably mostly deliberate). This creates a definite security risk, and one that will be especially feared by a bank where confidence in its brand is at risk.