The most vulnerable users are the ones who do not have a clue about technology. Fortunately, most of them have moved on to phones and tablets, mostly running An

The most vulnerable users are the ones who do not have a clue about technology. Fortunately, most of them have moved on to phones and tablets, mostly running Android. Windows is way less of an issue nowadays. This trend places the burden squarely on Google, who may find themselves under pressure from governments to carry spyware. It is also a question of more often getting alternatives like cyanogenmod and/or replicant pre-installed on phones and tablets. We also need more work done on reproducable/deterministic build, in order to make sure that the system image is truly an unaltered build from the sources at hand. Of course, there is also a pressing need for source-code level inspection and verification, but that is not new either.