Add spoofing SELinux in init.qcom.early_boot.sh as part of the /boot patching process

[tuandatdavid]

Well, on the end of the page, there are lines about SELinux spoofing so whatsapp voIP works. But why not do it in style of https://gitlab.com/suborg/8k-boot-patcher/-/commit/7f2da989be8b2834cf1080ec361704a4223977dd.

[bmndc]

To be honest, while I've done it many times for my own good, I'm grown on the mindset that getting permanent root access to the phone by disabling a module, and then tricking a service into thinking that module was still there, is plain deceitful practice. Especially with WhatsApp: people trust it to become one of the mainstream social messaging apps because of its privacy and security, and rooting the phone should come with the consequence of losing some of its features. Otherwise, people can risk being banned entirely from the service, or have the features to only work half of the time.

Some people, however, prefer options, and for them I did leave a note at the end. It's always nice to have options.

About the changes you made, I think it might be better to incorporate this into the automatic rooting script root.sh with warnings, as what Luxferre had done with 8k-boot-patcher, rather than adding this as a step that people have to do manually.

[tuandatdavid]

To be honest, while I've done it many times for my own good, I'm grown on the mindset that getting permanent root access to the phone by disabling a module, and then tricking a service into thinking that module was still there, is plain deceitful practice. Especially with WhatsApp: people trust it to become one of the mainstream social messaging apps because of its privacy and security, and rooting the phone should come with the consequence of losing some of its features. Otherwise, people can risk being banned entirely from the service, or have the features to only work half of the time.

Some people, however, prefer options, and for them I did leave a note at the end. It's always nice to have options.

About the changes you made, I think it might be better to incorporate this into the automatic rooting script root.sh with warnings, as what Luxferre had done with 8k-boot-patcher, rather than adding this as a step that people have to do manually.

Makes sense :)