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Then the problem gets moved to encryption keys, which aren't part of the "open source". All the code's there - you just don't have the right to change it!
by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
Then the problem gets moved to encryption keys, which aren't part of the "open source".
All the code's there - you just don't have the right to change it!
- sekjldfhsfklh 7y agoI don't mean that the code is merely published. Full access to the device you own, signing keys and all.