Google has been looking for ways to make it easier to maintain Android, the operating system that governs the vast majority of active smartphones. To do this, the search giant has been working for years to adjust the Android kernel to the official Linux branch, causing third-party drivers to be installed through a mechanism called Project Treble, which was presented in 2017.
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