Which answer accurately captures the purpose of 'Address Space Layout Randomization' (ASLR) on Android and iOS?

• A.ASLR randomizes the memory addresses of the stack, heap, and loaded libraries each time a process starts, forcing attackers to guess or leak addresses before constructing reliable exploits
• B.ASLR randomizes the CPU core an app runs on at each launch, and the shuffle frustrates a side-channel attack that depends on sharing a cache line with the thread it is watching
• C.ASLR randomizes the uid the platform assigns to an app on each install, and the changing identity keeps a tracker from fingerprinting a handset across repeated reinstalls of the same package
• D.ASLR randomizes the file-based encryption keys on each boot, and the fresh key material means a copy of the flash taken yesterday no longer decrypts against the running system