Nice to know that all supported Pixel phones are not only on the same kernel version, but actually are build fro the same source tree now.
Do you also contribute your fixes back to the upstream projects like the upstream Linux kernel, AOSP or Google?
Many of the security features you are using are already included in AOSP, why does Google not activate them by default? Do they have a different balancing of performance, stability and compatibility on the one side and security on the other?
I understand that Google has a different view on privacy for business reasons.
Nice to know that all supported Pixel phones are not only on the same kernel version, but actually are build fro the same source tree now.
Do you also contribute your fixes back to the upstream projects like the upstream Linux kernel, AOSP or Google?
Many of the security features you are using are already included in AOSP, why does Google not activate them by default? Do they have a different balancing of performance, stability and compatibility on the one side and security on the other? I understand that Google has a different view on privacy for business reasons.