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Samsung phones also warn you if there security features of Knox (their security platform) have been bypassed or turned off in red letters at boot.

• floatingatoll 7y ago
  Do they warn non-technical users on every boot that their device could be used to spy on them in language plainly understandable to a consumer? I’m glad they have any warning at all - but warning in tech developer terms and warning in consumer-understood terms are entirely separate problems, as Motorola’s insufficient developer-focused terminology demonstrates.
  • Faark 7y ago
    You have moved the goalpost quite a bit by expecting such high standards from Android. As in you're asking for a message that absolutely every user can understand, while for iOS you've been totally fine with power users being necessary to identifying threats. My Sony and a Huawei I set up for a family member show similar warnings after unlocking them, btw.
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