2 ms·
You can't trust the network anyway. So as long as your proprietary baseband modulue can't get control of your application processor you are probably as good as
by upofadown 10y ago
You can't trust the network anyway. So as long as your proprietary baseband modulue can't get control of your application processor you are probably as good as you can get.
- mindslight 10y agoConsidering the baseband on the far side of the demarc point is about the best we can do today. But a trustworthy baseband would actually allow some privacy advances. Imagine fine-grained powerup/powerdown, cycling through IMEIs, and even contacting a single tower through a directional antenna to avoid triangulation.