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this post was submitted on 14 Jun 2025
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I wouldn't worry about it in the near term. The longterm concern would be security updates for drivers, but if you're waiting for them to find an OEM and design a phone, you will be waiting for years best case.
Also, how many in the wild exploits specifically attack hardware drivers on specific models? Seems like a bad effort per user tradeoff unless you're a state actor doing a targeted attack, in which case they'll just get in through your cell modem directly off the cell network anyway. If you use cell networks, every state actor willing to pay a million bucks to the Israelis can get in until your next reboot no matter what you're using.