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Whats odd is calling a application "not secure" because it uses the platform's software distribution channel. Here's a thought. If you are so concerned about t
by lordlimecat 8y ago
Whats odd is calling a application "not secure" because it uses the platform's software distribution channel.
Here's a thought. If you are so concerned about the NSA that you think Google's cloud is a problem, why are you running the OS developed by Google?
- milcron 8y agoThe open-source base OS is fine, the closed-source services layer and cloud platform are not.
- lordlimecat 8y agoSounds like you're confident you (or the FOSS community collective) can spot cleverly hidden backdoors. I'm not, and I find that position naieve. For the overwhelming majority of people who are not a cross between Bruce Schneier and Linus Torvalds, a threat model that tries to protect against the NSA and GRU and MSS pretty much requires avoiding anything with a network connection. If you have a smartphone, you should probably just use its default application store.