Every ARM SoC is proprietary, closed hardware. Same applies to most other hardware components like Wi-Fi / NFC / cellular radios, touchscreens, cameras and even batteries. There is nothing open about it, and not shipping the firmware updates just exposes users to vulnerabilities.
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Hiding that it's proprietary and running embedded malicious blobs is harmful. Failure to ship updates to embedded malicious blobs is a tradeoff.
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The 'malicious' in that statement is conjecture, and open source software can do things you would consider malicious too. That includes things that go unnoticed for a long time despite people having the sources and building from them. It's not some magic panacea eliminating it.
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