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You could get rid of two of those three computers, could you not, if you went for say an iPod Touch, as opposed to an iPhone. And then separately you got a ded
by beamatronic 10y ago
You could get rid of two of those three computers, could you not, if you went for say an iPod Touch, as opposed to an iPhone. And then separately you got a dedicated WiFi hotspot. At least this decouples those functions into two devices and breaks the DMA link that you referred to.
- pdimitar 10y agoI've heard long ago that the government (or whatever agency is responsible for this) won't license you to produce a phone if you don't put a baseband chip in your device. Don't take my word for it, I'm only sharing a vague memory. Sounds pretty logical though. As @rsync said, there are very powerful financial interests behind the hardware backdoors in phones.