And I guess the trust assumption would be on the hardware side which is a higher bar to exploit. Regular reboots mitigate zero day exploits. 

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 Regular reboots would mitigate an exploit that doesn't have persistence. It's mainly used for data protection rather than an exploit mitigation though. Our other features and hardening are more important.

I do actually use a case that covers back/front cameras, but that's just because I don't want them to scratch or have my fingerprints on the lenses. Free access to the camera would definitely suggest they have other parts of your phone compromised and accessible.