I agree; it was quite a bad article promoting their own "secure" phone. As for your last paragraph, it is hardly a secret that smartphones cannot be trusted in

I agree; it was quite a bad article promoting their own "secure" phone. As for your last paragraph, it is hardly a secret that smartphones cannot be trusted in general. It is already a common practice to leave phones out when attending some meetings. I am not sure whether even diplomats and such truly trust the hardened phones their governments give them when located in certain countries. Fortunately, I do not have to worry about such things myself. A good read on these matters: https://www.direkt36.hu/en/putyin-hekkerei-is-latjak-a-magyar-kulugy-titkait-az-orban-kormany-evek-ota-nem-birja-elharitani-oket/ https://www.direkt36.hu/en/putyin-hekkerei-is-latjak-a-magya...