[themoonisachees]

It is. I'd like to believe that the android team is removed enough from Google's shenanigans that they aren't doing it specifically for them, but there are a lot of corporate app developers (including Google) who want exactly this feature. This means much higher difficulty hacking in multiplayer games (yes haha mobile games, but they're huge in china for example), increased DRM for Netflix et al., and I'm sure the chrome for Android team is salivating at the prospect of running your browser in a trusted VM. Your bank obviously would also enjoy the added security but in reality the current safeguards work well enough for these purposes. This is about protecting apps from adversarial users, not protecting apps from unwittingly infected users.