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avbdeviced:tldr:f259b
avbdeviced: Start the daemon.
$ avbdeviced
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The "avbdeviced" command is related to Android Verified Boot (AVB) and specifically runs the AVB daemon. AVB is a security feature introduced in Android to ensure the integrity of the device's software during booting. The AVB daemon is responsible for handling the verification process.
When the "avbdeviced" command is executed, it starts the AVB daemon, which monitors the boot process, verifies the integrity of each software component, and ensures that the device is still running authentic, unmodified firmware. It is an essential component for maintaining Android device security by preventing the system from booting with tampered or unsafe software.
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