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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 h
by 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 agoAre we talking about binary blobs for the baseband processor?
- bitL 9y agoBaseband processor on most phones can access RAM/storage/IO at will even if the phone is "turned off".