Your comment I think is on point. The article here makes it sound more... sophisticated than it is. https://www.xda-developers.com/fbi-backdoor-pixel-arcaneos-

Your comment I think is on point. The article here makes it sound more... sophisticated than it is. https://www.xda-developers.com/fbi-backdoor-pixel-arcaneos-anom/ https://www.xda-developers.com/fbi-backdoor-pixel-arcaneos-a... Unlocking the phone with a normal PIN code shows some normal apps like Tinder, Netflix, and Facebook, but none of the apps actually open when you tap their icon. However, unlocking the Pixel phone with a different PIN code reveals icons for a clock app, a calculator app, and the device’s settings. Tapping the calculator icon doesn’t actually open a calculator app, however. Instead, it opens a login screen for the ANOM service What percentage of HN's population would find this convincing? What's interesting here is that any one of us could have pointed out the absurdity of this, but black markets don't have a way to propagate such information it seems.