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I get that they don't want to be reprogrammed. That makes a lot of sens. However, their race description mentions their capacity to be reprogrammed in a way that feels like it's a powerful ability that they have. I ended-up spending quite some time trying to figure out how to convince my android to get a brand new solar power subroutine.
Also, this is just a suggestion, but it would be nice if an android's willingness to undergo reprogramming be linked to an ideology precept. Maybe some trans-droidims ideoligion could encourages androids to get upgrades and powerful new skill subroutines?
There are a lot of examples of awakened androids in literature who don't mind being reprogrammed or modified. Data, from Star Trek, would receive regular upgrades from the ship's engineer. He also spend a lot of time chasing down his famous emotion chip.