- Better Waydroid integration (Waydroid is the virtual environment that let’s you install and run Android apps)
- A faster and more convenient lock screen
- Halcyon and Folio, the two different interfaces you can choose from, improve blurs, navigation, and settings
And much, much more.
Thats up to mobile Linux distros, mostly dependant on PostmarketOS and how well it supports a specific device. Generally tho mobile Linux has extremely poor security.
I wonder what do you mean by poor security?
By poor security I mean poor security in every single possible aspect especially on a mobile device. Due to generally an unlocked bootloader and encryption that either isnt enabled at all or incredibly easy to crack it makes accessing information with physical acess bearly an inconvenience. Furthermore the vast majority of software has no sandboxing whatsoever or incredibly minimal sandboxing.
This article is shared a lot in security circles and I would personally say its amazing, nearly every critique applies to mobile Linux as well.
Oh! Wow, thanks for the article!