What security measures should rooted phone owners take?

>is rooting bad for security?
only if you subscribe yourself to chainfire's botnet. make your own permissions system and emable SELinux.

>selinux
NSA botnet

If you have to ask then it is

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>>55036399

>not employing a dedicated hardware firewall that blocks all IP addresses from Virginia and Maryland

>>55034215
I wish I know how to make my own root manager. Is this open source root manager good? Superuser (Manage root access) - https://f-droid.org/app/me.phh.superuser

>>55034180
Reading all the code of any application you give root privileges to.

Seriously. They can do ANYTHING.

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>>55034215

>>55034215
SuperSU disables selinix??

>>55036419

Superuser is what everyone uses. You're safe.

>>55036416
Lol'd

You are a smart man. I recommend Hawaii too. Almost more than VA.

Trust me on that one

>>55036525

I called them and asked. They're actually pretty nice people. The lady who answered put me on the phone with this guy whose beard sounded like it was at least a foot long, so I know he was legit. Anyway, he told me they only use their offices in Virginia and Maryland to deploy attacks, so it would be waste to block anything else.

>>55036481
I currently use SuperSU.
Does superuser have same features? Like full logging and pin protection

>>55036565
It's up to you. I can't say anything else with my current connection right now.

>>55036458
It doesn't. Nobody knows how SuperSU manages to work alongside seandroid enforcing.

>>55036884
Is Chainfire a wizard?