> I'm not privy to device-wide bypasses of Play Integrity that ship with Trusted Execution Environment (which is pretty much all ARM based Androids), Secure Element, and/or Hardware Root of Trust, but I'd appreciate if you have some significant exploit writeups (on Pixels, preferably) for me to look at?

Hi, you don't have the break the control on the strongest device. You only have to break it on the weakest device that's not blacklisted.

The situation is getting better as you note, but in the past the problem was that a lot of customers have potatos and you get a lot of support calls when you lock them out.

> think Pacemaker / Insulin monitoring apps; government-issued IDs; financial instruments like credit cards; etc

I agree with you on the need for trustworthy computing. I mainly disagree on who should ultimately control the trust roots.

We can only hope they continue to be found so there would at least be a small cost for this kind of indignity.