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  "path": "/t/effective-parental-self-control-solutions-for-android/36177?page=4#post_69",
  "publishedAt": "2026-06-18T23:25:03.000Z",
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  "textContent": "Kabo:\n\n> sha123:\n>\n>> Depends on how you define “rooted” and “verified boot”. You won’t get the same verified boot on a general purpose Linux as on Android, since Android minimizes trust in persistent state, which is very important for protection against malicious persistence. On Linux even small things like maliciously editing a systemd service file can fully compromise your OS and a reboot won’t safe you. Even if you have secure boot with UKI and dm-verity for /usr, it won’t protect you against this and the only thing it could offer is a somewhat safe reset by deleting all mutable data. On more narrowly purposed devices, like a server or IoT device, you could get meaningful verified boot by discarding all privileged state on reboot.\n>\n> Can Immutable distributions solve this?\n\nImmutable distros often prevent changes to system files.\nOn this regard, SecureBlue is probably the best distribution",
  "title": "Effective Parental/Self Control Solutions for Android?"
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