Watched the entire podcast on the PRIV and was really thinking about security and updates.
Security patches and updates are one reason I really like Nexus phones. I also like their ability to easily be customized, rooted, and bootloader unlocked.
I've been running stock on my Moto XPE and Nexus 6, so I won't be flashing custom roms on my Nexus 6P, but there are certain root apps that I refuse to give up. I've also gotten in the habit of unlocking the bootloader right away, before I start setting everything up.
Question: Can you still have dependable security when you are rooted and bootloader unlocked, provided that you install the latest patches that Google releases?
I have no doubt that someone will eventually root the PRIV too. Will that automatically make the PRIV much less secure?
Security patches and updates are one reason I really like Nexus phones. I also like their ability to easily be customized, rooted, and bootloader unlocked.
I've been running stock on my Moto XPE and Nexus 6, so I won't be flashing custom roms on my Nexus 6P, but there are certain root apps that I refuse to give up. I've also gotten in the habit of unlocking the bootloader right away, before I start setting everything up.
Question: Can you still have dependable security when you are rooted and bootloader unlocked, provided that you install the latest patches that Google releases?
I have no doubt that someone will eventually root the PRIV too. Will that automatically make the PRIV much less secure?