Having Linux kernel is pretty transparent for app developers.
They don't care which kernel powers Chrome processes, or ART.
On Android's case, Linux syscalls aren't even part of the official stable APIs.
They don't care which kernel powers Chrome processes, or ART.
On Android's case, Linux syscalls aren't even part of the official stable APIs.
As for Hyrum's Law, since Android 7, any misbehaved app that tries to use non-sanctioned NDK APIs gets killed by the OS.