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There is no proof what they tested was actually what's in people's phones. It's most likely a separate "cleaned-up" build/codebase for looks. And chances are ag
by dancemethis 5y ago
There is no proof what they tested was actually what's in people's phones. It's most likely a separate "cleaned-up" build/codebase for looks. And chances are against users.
- crummy 5y agoIf you were involved in checking their security, what would you do to verify what you're looking at is what end users are getting?