> Presume any phone you own has malware in it, and adjust your behavior accordingly. This means putting the phone in a Faraday sleeve when not using it, so it c

> Presume any phone you own has malware in it, and adjust your behavior accordingly. This means putting the phone in a Faraday sleeve when not using it, so it can't communicate with a C2, putting black nail varnish on the camera, keeping the phone in another room when having a sensitive conversation, etc This solution is of course a nonsolution. It vaguely acknowledges the problem of NSA spying yet does not offer a meaningful collective response to counter it (e.g. pushing for open source movement and technology embedded in an anti-capitalist framework/system).