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I don't understand what you want to say.

• bitL 9y ago
  Baseband processor is the magical chip that lives on its own, even if you "switch off" your phone and you are not allowed to tamper with it by most developed countries legislation (i.e. you can only take what is offered to you, sanctioned by government but will be punished if you make any modifications to it). See Neo 900 developers talking about it. So separating it off should allow better sleep to all paranoid users that might think they are being monitored.
  • tom_mellior 9y ago
    And what did you hope to read about the baseband processor's relationship to the OS?
    • jackvalentine 9y ago
      You're replying to someone other than me. However any mobile OS advertising itself as 'private and secure' is just lying if it is installed on a handset that hasn't dealt with the baseband issue - and none of them have or likely will.
      • lunchables 9y ago
        Are we talking about binary blobs for the baseband processor?
        • bitL 9y ago
          Baseband processor on most phones can access RAM/storage/IO at will even if the phone is "turned off".