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yes it was unrevoked :) then unrevoked4ever for s-off. holding back exploits is always a two edged sword in the walled garden created by carrier subsidies. it'
by leeoniya 15y ago
yes it was unrevoked :) then unrevoked4ever for s-off.
holding back exploits is always a two edged sword in the walled garden created by carrier subsidies. it's a never-ending balancing act of security concerns and device freedom. capitalism will never provide us with both - a stallman-level open ecosystem and the low prices we pay to be bent over backwards by vendor lock-in.