I'm no longer interested in blackberry's stock ROM, especially now that I know that there are almost 100% de-googled Android ROMs (ReplicantOS, LineageOS... etc). What is it that stops blackberry from allowing us to do these things to our own devices? Thank you. RufusMapQuestUpToDate
Security starts with the manufacturing process, and stays with your smartphone from that point forward. When you boot up, each component of hardware and software is validated to ensure your device hasn’t been tampered with. Then your device is continuously monitored for events or changes that indicate a compromise to device security.
I'm no longer interested in blackberry's stock ROM, especially now that I know that there are almost 100% de-googled Android ROMs (ReplicantOS, LineageOS... etc). What is it that stops blackberry from allowing us to do these things to our own devices? Thank you.
If you want a rooted device, you definitely bought the wrong brand. It's all about security.
I'm no longer interested in blackberry's stock ROM, especially now that I know that there are almost 100% de-googled Android ROMs (ReplicantOS, LineageOS... etc). What is it that stops blackberry from allowing us to do these things to our own devices? Thank you. RufusMapQuestUpToDate
Root of Trust... Do some googling... you will learn the answers your looking for.
The Blackberry Android devices are not rootable.
I always wonder how people knowledgeable enough to select and install a custom ROM can select and purchase a BlackBerry whose major point of differentiation is its unrootability.