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Not true about Android at least — there is secure boot where the bootloader will snitch on you if you unlock it, and you can't do anything about it because the attestation happens in a trusted execution environment, a hypervisor with higher privileges than the OS kernel, that you never get to unlock.


Android is unfortunately no longer an OS controlled by the user and that is very concerning.




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