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The problem is this is generally a tradeoff between security and privacy, at least for now. You should trust the NSA and affiliates, but you also shouldn't assu
by vinay427 6y ago
The problem is this is generally a tradeoff between security and privacy, at least for now. You should trust the NSA and affiliates, but you also shouldn't assume hardware is secure just because it didn't include an exploit.
Look at something like GrapheneOS for a reasonable (in my opinion) take on de-Googling phones for which Google, somewhat ironically, has added important hardware security features: https://grapheneos.org https://grapheneos.org