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-#import "../lib.typ": todo
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-/*
 = Acknowledgements
 
-#todo[Acknowledge people]
+First of all, I would like to express my gratitude to Vincent Nicomette and Julien Signoles, who agreed to be the _rapporteurs_ for this thesis, as well as to Olivier Barais and Simone Aonzo for being part of the Jury.
 
-#text(fill: luma(75%), lorem(400))
-*/
+I'm also grateful for the support of my thesis advisors, Jean-François Lalande and Valérie Viet Triem Tong.
+They trusted me to explore my strange ideas, reminded me to take things one at a time when I was overwhelmed by the number of issues one encounters when working with Android, and overall gave me great advice during those three years.
+Now that I have finished my PhD, I can confirm that the curve of the evolution of the morale of the PhD student Jean-François drew me is pretty accurate.
+
+I want to thank Marie Babel and Jacque Klein for being part of my _Commité de Suivi Individuel_, and my colleagues of the 5#super[th] floor, from both the PIRAT\\'); and the SUSHI team.
+Those 3 years were fun, the croissants were good, and the conversations were weird.
+What more could you ask for?
+And I wish courage and good luck to those on the tail-end of their PhD, you're almost there!
+
+As promised, I thank Amelie for proofreading my French summary.
+I forgive you for the typos you missed.
+Not as promised, I also thank you for the moral support and all the cute animal pictures exchanged during the last 3 years.
+
+I also want to thank the _Pains-Perdus_, some of you may or may not have pushed me into doing a PhD, and you managed to endure my many rants about Android.
+
+Last but not least, I thank my family.
+Antoine for the good food every time I'm in the area.
+Kpu for all the sword fighting when you were in Rennes, now that you have the HEMA virus, my job is done.
+My mother, for giving me my first taste of infosec, even if it was definitely not on purpose.
+Bypassing parental control on a wifi router is a great way to start.
+And my father, for showing a 12-year-old me how to read and modify the source code of Battle for Wesnoth, who knew this first step in the world of reverse engineering would lead to a PhD?
+
+Thank you.