@nprofile1q... It uses a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 with an OS based on the initial yearly release of Android 15.
It doesn't have hardware memory tagging, pointer authentication, branch target identification and other CPU security features. It doesn't have a secure element. It's not going to have proper privacy/security updates. It doesn't come close to meeting our hardware requirements.
It's not running an operating system that's privacy and security hardened. Standard AOSP 16 QPR2 would be better.
It doesn't have hardware memory tagging, pointer authentication, branch target identification and other CPU security features. It doesn't have a secure element. It's not going to have proper privacy/security updates. It doesn't come close to meeting our hardware requirements.
It's not running an operating system that's privacy and security hardened. Standard AOSP 16 QPR2 would be better.