2 ms·
You misrepresented what I said by removing the conditional part of the sentence - that's a misquote. >There mere possibility of a court-mandated backdoor means
by throwaway2245 6y ago
You misrepresented what I said by removing the conditional part of the sentence - that's a misquote.
>There mere possibility of a court-mandated backdoor means the entire system is already compromised and it's impossible to trust it.
So then you should trust literally no software or hardware.
- matheusmoreira 6y ago> You misrepresented what I said by removing the conditional part of the sentence - that's a misquote. That wasn't my intention. I just didn't want to reproduce the whole post in my reply. > So then you should trust literally no software or hardware. I give free software the benefit of the doubt. I don't trust hardware. It sucks that hardware costs billions to manufacture. Centralized resources are easily targeted by governments. Maybe someday we'll have 3D printing technology that makes it possible for hackers to create their own chips at home.