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Regarding android, the latest Qualcomm debacle (FDE is broken) shows that it's not a very safe platform. Add in the google services that store information unenc
by anonbanker 10y ago
Regarding android, the latest Qualcomm debacle (FDE is broken) shows that it's not a very safe platform. Add in the google services that store information unencrypted (which nerfs Signal and other "safe" apps), and you have a owned phone.
iPhone's walled garden is, as John Oliver stated, akin to "dancing on the edge of a volcano"; only safe until the next vulnerability arrives. Don't forget that every iOS other than current has been jailbroken/rooted.
Thankfully, Windows Phone is a joke that is being phased out, so we don't have to laugh uncomfortably at it anymore.
- ikeboy 10y agoYou're conflating remote vulnerabilities, which is what I referred to above, with local vulnerabilities.