NSA releases security-enhanced Android (The H)

I _do_ care that I can install whatever OS I like on my smartphone should I need it sometime, and I did vote with my money: I bought a SonyEricsson because they offer the possibility to unlock the bootloader. Right now, however, the most important thing to me is that it just works, as I don't have any other working phone, so I'll stick with the stock Android for now. Therefore, it is _also_ important to me that I have the possibility to obtain root privileges on the stock distribution, as this allows me to run any user mode software, which is sufficient for most of the things I might want to do. I'm not saying people shouldn't use SELinux on their device when they choose to, but I think having control over how the stock firmware works (i.e., having root access) is useful even with an unlocked bootloader.