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Living in Sweden, it's relatively common to read the news that Ericsson has sold networking equipment to some company in country X where the required feature "l
by johansch 11y ago
Living in Sweden, it's relatively common to read the news that Ericsson has sold networking equipment to some company in country X where the required feature "lawful intercept" has been used to something horribily bad by a corrupt regime.
If Ericsson would block the sales of network equipment to those kind of countries on that ground, Huawei would jump in and gladly accept the deal instead. :/
- schoen 11y agoMaybe Ericsson could try to get privacy-protective technical features into the GSM specs. (The best time to do that would have been between 1999 and 2001. It will be harder now.) GSM is a privacy and security nightmare.