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From what I have read [no1bc](https://no1bc.com https://no1bc.com) has been one of the more popular devices after the Sky ECC takedown, and it's basically just
by costco 4y ago
From what I have read [no1bc](https://no1bc.com https://no1bc.com) has been one of the more popular devices after the Sky ECC takedown, and it's basically just an iPhone with their special messaging app installed and an MDM setup to disable a bunch of settings and allow remote wipe. An iPhone is "commercially available" and some of these services even have their apps on the app store. Would that be a sophisticated encrypted communication device? It will be interesting to see what definition they come up with but it seems likely it will include some false positives.
- kotaKat 4y agoI looked at the no1bc thing and their ONEKEY is literally just a commercial off-the-shelf Bluetooth smartcard reader (the Certgate AirID Mini). Would this make any smartcard-enabled messaging or email client suddenly "sophisticated encrypted communication"?
- fragmede 4y agoGiven the knife laws in London - you must have a valid reason for carrying a knife - making certain apps illegal to have on your phone without reason is suspicion enough!