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Note to self: NEVER assume privacy when using ANY phone with a camera or a mic.

• koolba 10y ago
  Looks like you can't assume it when you're not using it either.
• stryk 10y ago
  I'd go so far as to say, these days, to just NEVER assume privacy. With ANY tech. Ever. Doesn't matter where it's manufactured, nor where it's sold. Everything is data mined, one way or another. The "cloud" (really "someone else's machine") opposes privacy by definition. If the leak isn't in the hardware, it's in the software, and if not there it's in the pipe. There's no feasible way to control every point along the line.
  • drdeca 10y ago
    I mean if you manufactured it yourself, I think you can be fairly certain that it isn't sending your stuff to the cloud.
    • mdrzn 10y ago
      Do you trust the tools you used to manufacture it?
      • drdeca 10y ago
        Depends on the complexity of the tools.