Thanks for your reply, very helpful. Yes, that sounds unrealistic for my threat model, so not a real concern. Privacy is more important to me than security, although both are important. 
Just a quick comment. In iodéOS, the bootloader can be relocked on devices where it is technically possible: actually Fairphone FP3 and FP4, and the Pixel series.
Good to know, thanks!
Scenarios are also described that state that the hacker does not necessarily have to have physical access to the device.
Rather, malware that is infiltrated via an app can also gain access and the mobile phone can therefore be taken over remotely or automatically by the malware. When the bootloader is unlocked.
Yes, that may be the case, but I have never heard of a specific case. Only of the potentially possible scenarios.
But I’m happy to be taught otherwise if I get a concrete case with proof that an active attack was successful.
Unfortunately, or thank God, that hasn’t happened yet
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The bit advantage of iodéOS is its compatibility with a number of phones other than the Pixle line
Thanks to the team especially for supporting the Samsung S10e
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