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Comment by LooseMarmoset

2 hours ago

Android lets you put your own signed keys in on certain phones. For now.

The banking apps still won't trust them, though.

To add a quote from Lennart himself:

"The OS configuration and state (i.e. /etc/ and /var/) must be encrypted, and authenticated before they are used. The encryption key should be bound to the TPM device; i.e system data should be locked to a security concept belonging to the system, not the user."

Your system will not belong to you anymore. Just as it is with Android.