No Mature Mobile Operating System Supports WASI Container Runtimes
A developer asks whether any mobile operating system supports WASI-based containers, since current options like Termux on Android only partially cover the toolchain without full sandboxing guarantees. This reflects an early, unsettled gap in bringing WebAssembly container runtimes to mobile platforms.
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