Afaik, secure app spawning avoids using zygote, and instead uses more randomized memory per app.
This increases loading times and RAM consumption.
Especially the a series often dont have a ton of RAM and (not sure, anyone know a good Task manager app?) I think I have some RAM hogs that make my Pixel 6a really sluggish.
I love the new security featueres you recently added in the Privacy&Security dashboard!
But it seems you cannot longer disable secure app spawning per app? Only disable it globally.
The threat vector here is malicious apps trying to attack others based on their memory layout, afaik.
This is rarely the case, but I would still prefer to allowlist trusted apps and keep the protection by default.
The "exploit protection compatibility" disabled a lot, while I would only need secure app spawning to be off, which also doesnt seem to be included there.
Any reason for that? Not a good approach per-app?
Thanks!