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I guess if you don't know what a rootkit is it could seem like one.
94 2 ReplyThis is the calmest, most insulting thing you could have possibly said.
41 0 ReplyThanks, often that's what I'm going for.
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Yeah. This meme makes no sense..
Let's avoid misinforming people please. The reality is bad enough, no need to start lying and deceiving
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4 7 ReplyMemes can still inform (and misinform)
9 0 ReplyYes specially if people don't know what a rootkit is. They'll think "ah, so this is an example of a rootkit, it must be because it is upvoted a lot, nice meme *upvotes"
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But the meme has the right intention. Google WILL deploy a rootkit to make it make sense
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9 1 ReplyI am painfully aware
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9 0 ReplyNot fully, without affecting stability
Stock roms may not play well with microG signature spoofing :P
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5 0 ReplyWhich phone?
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1 0 ReplyWhich android version?
It should be supported by magisk I think
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While WEI definitely doesn’t qualify as a rootkit itself, any useful attester is going to require aspects of one - whether it’s a phone asserting that it hasn’t been rooted, or a PC running with approved SecureBoot and TPM keys.
2 1 ReplyThere’s no way to say this one way or the other until it’s implemented.
However to “verify” a system from a hardware level to any decent level of accuracy would require kernel level access.
Technically you’re correct, until you’re not.
1 5 ReplyThat's still not what a rootkit is. Lol
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