Vulnerabilities Discovered in Mobile Bootloaders of Major Android

Does this mean I can finally install an AOSP fork and remove touchjizz on my S7?

Why can't we have a stock phone with GNU/BSD userland and utils and the graphic stack and kernel from whatever kernel the vendor is using ?

>>62267212
Meanwhile another iOS vulnrability is discovered to allow users to jailbreak and actually use their device, but that doesn't mean anything!! Android is bad!!

>Appletards and their poorphones

>>62267212
Isn't that the same sort of exploit jailbreaking relies on?

>>62267388
>if I can't customize something it's unusable

>>62267212
>during the boot-up sequence

WOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWW

Those attacks include
>anything that leads to being able to run unsigned recoveries
Literally nothing

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>Chain of Trust

>>62267319
You want SailfishOS.

>>62268327
someone is working on a qwerty sailfish slider

>>62268208
Same can be applied to Android and this bootloader exploit for running unsigned "customized" code, right retard?

>>62268433
This it?
https://forums.crackberry.com/other-mobile-platforms-f147/livermorium-slider-keyboard-smartphone-running-sailfish-os-1117798/

Looks pretty fancy.

>>62268603
Are you retarded? There are practically zero flaws in iOS that aren't related to UI customization for the typical user.
iOS is perfectly useable without a jailbreak.

>>62268655
I like this approach better.

https://blog.jolla.com/sailfishx/

Take existing hardware, adapt the OS.

It gives you reasonable hardware, with great software.

>>62267212
Nice now maybe my phone can get perma-rooted

>>62267226
>>62268257
You can install custom roms even when the bootloader is locked if you're able to flash a custom recovery. It might not work with Samsungs because of dm-verity though.