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  • it’s only open in words, the android phone you purchase from oems contains plenty of proprietary stuff, not only from the oem itself but from google and and even the chipmakers like Qualcomm as well and in some cases like play integrity, an open alternative doesn’t exist on top of that, oems don’t just receive the aosp from google for their devices but something called partner sources as well and i don’t know much about them except that they aren’t publicly available

    edit;and yes as you might have expected a lot of hardware in your android phone is pretty unusuable without proprietary stuff though i think i am sidetracking from the main topic at discussion now…


  • are you retarded? didn’t you read how they are saying it makes it better, READ, it clearly says

    if a thief forces a reset of the stolen device, they’re not able to set it up again without knowing your device or Google account credentials

    this is old, and frp isn’t meant to protect unlocked phones in the first place, anybody can mess with any partition on an unlocked phone, there is a reason why oems void the warranty on unlocked phones so it is retarded to implement frp for unlocked phones and no the article isn’t even saying that they are doing that