The question has already been answered. No point in me saying the same thing as others, but this question will always be asked regardless, so I pointed out the obvious thing people don’t like to accept: If you’re asking random internet strangers, then you’re not important enough to need this kind of security.
There’s pretty much no reason for the average Joe to worry about this kind of thing. If that was the case, they would already be acutely aware of the security risks imposed by unlocking the bootloader and installing a custom ROM. The biggest threat to mobile devices is physical access - but if someone has physical access to your device, all bets are off anyway.
Instead you are actibg pretentious and unhelpful.
I know it sounds rude, but there really isn’t any other way to explain this.
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If you were helpful, you’d answer the question
Instead you are actibg pretentious and unhelpful. Next time just don’t comment anything, downvote and leave :)
The question has already been answered. No point in me saying the same thing as others, but this question will always be asked regardless, so I pointed out the obvious thing people don’t like to accept: If you’re asking random internet strangers, then you’re not important enough to need this kind of security.
There’s pretty much no reason for the average Joe to worry about this kind of thing. If that was the case, they would already be acutely aware of the security risks imposed by unlocking the bootloader and installing a custom ROM. The biggest threat to mobile devices is physical access - but if someone has physical access to your device, all bets are off anyway.
I know it sounds rude, but there really isn’t any other way to explain this.