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I can answer that question for you: surveillance will follow the same distribution curve as capital.

• reilly3000 9y ago
  Not if we beat it to the punch with radical transparency
• Fnoord 9y ago
  Its already happening. The poor can't afford a more privacy oriented phone like an iPhone, hence end up in the Google ecosphere. The poor can't afford a new phone every 2 years, not even a budget device of a "mere" 200 USD. Hence, their devices aren't patched. The poor can barely afford their bills as it is.
  • thomastjeffery 9y ago
    > a more privacy oriented phone like an iPhone How is a phone with no user filesystem more privacy-oriented?
    • Fnoord 9y ago
      That is not the only variable... Apple does far less tracking than Google. That's not their primary business model, and its part of the Apple tax. Unless you run a rooted device (with the attached risks) plus Android without GApps. You'd end up running all kind of out-of-date software from F-Droid.