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Saving this for when people ask why I need root access on my devices.
Lol I love the "You don't need root on modern Android, it does all the things you used to root for!" People. No, no it doesn't lmao
"People"
There are dozens of you, dozens I say!
https://x.com/GrapheneOS/status/1587912474002542592
150k users out of billions devices.
Y'all really dig into these bubbles. 99.99975% of Android users agree, yes user space is fine.
But GrapheneOS is unrooteable by design...
I found that out way too late, but luckily didnt need root.
Yes, AOSP sucks, but at least its damn secure
*by default. It's not "unrootable", it's just not recommended.
Whaaaaat
Yes know what, you're correct I completely forgot.
So the actual number I posted with graphine being one of the most popular is way way less.