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Do any of the privacy oriented custom ROMs protect against that? I can't imagine their maintainers seeing code that just installs any app the ISP wants and be o
by remuskaos 5y ago
Do any of the privacy oriented custom ROMs protect against that? I can't imagine their maintainers seeing code that just installs any app the ISP wants and be okay with it.
- okdjnfweonfe 5y agoThe problem is, its usually cheaper the more things you can shove into the 1 hardware item, so you have your cellular hardware in the same chip as your CPU and GPU. Not much a ROM can do about this unless the chip itself supports disabling direct memory across the two items, + does it correctly, + doesn't allow it to be reversed from the other side, + you would also need the datasheet to find out how to implement this. Generally why privacy roms don't support more than 1 or 2 brands total, I guess. There are also platforms with strict division between the seperate parts of hardware, la pinephone and the librem5