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Correct, its entirely possible they could be doing more insidious stuff at the firmware level, but dumb keyword checking is almost certainly implemented in user
by amiga-workbench 5y ago
Correct, its entirely possible they could be doing more insidious stuff at the firmware level, but dumb keyword checking is almost certainly implemented in userspace.
I don't think you can trust any proprietary firmware out there, its just a question of which you trust less than the others.
- halfstar91 5y agoAnd based on recent discoveries it sounds like Xiaomi should be trusted less than others.
- hef19898 5y agoAs stupid as it might sound, I do trust Pixel phones, and an hypothetical iPhone running a different OS, the most of all alternatives. If one want's a smartphone, if not just take a 20+ year old dumb phone. Or BlackBerry.
- summm 5y agoNot only firmware. Custom ROMs actually have to use binary blobs in kernelspace and userspace as well, in order to be able to use the hardware.
- FpUser 5y ago>"its just a question of which you trust less than the others." Simple. I do not "trust less". I just do not trust. My phone is a phone. No Internet activity. I spend enough time in front of my desktop, dragging another computer anywhere I go is the last thing on my mind.