> Every time I hear mentions of "safety" from the folks at Google, I'm reminded that there's a hidden Internet permission on Android that can neuter 95% of malicious apps
Of that they still refuse to sandbox the play store.
It's easy to see that there's a pattern on what they are copying from GrapheneOS.
preisschild
> Of that they still refuse to sandbox the play store.
It's absolutely essential that Google Play Services have "root" permissions and circumvent the permissions system normal apps have. How else would Google have access to all of your data? :)
Of that they still refuse to sandbox the play store.
It's easy to see that there's a pattern on what they are copying from GrapheneOS.