It’s not “rooting”, it’s openness

[This post is by Nick Kralevich, an engineer on the Android Security Team. — Tim Bray] “Nexus S has been rooted, let the madness commence!” proclaims Engadget. “This is only possible because Android's security is crap and it's exploited easily to gain root priviledges [sic]” adds a commenter. You’ll have to excuse me if I strongly disagree. The Nexus S, like the Nexus One before it, is designed to

[moccai]

Android　rooting認める発言。メーカー修理に出したときに勝手にROM描き直しされていたのは利用者の権利の心外に当たるのではないのか？

[nagayanhouse]

OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS OPENNESS #ANDROID

[Communicate]

『The Nexus S, like the Nexus One before it, is designed to allow enthusiasts to install custom operating systems. Allowing your own boot image on a pure Nexus S is as simple as running fastboot oem unlock』

[androidzaurus]

root取り上等、野良ROMいいぞもっとやれ。でも安全安心も重要。バランス難しいね。

[graceful_life]

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