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GrapheneOS on Nostr: Apps should only resort to this if they're forced to do it. Root-based attestation ...

Apps should only resort to this if they're forced to do it. Root-based attestation provides minimal security and is easy to bypass. It's inherently insecure due to trusting the weakest security systems. A leaked key from the TEE/SE on any device can be used to spoof attestations for any device.

Play Integrity permits a device with years of missing security patches. It isn't a legitimate security feature. It checks for a device in compliance with Google's Android business model, not security.