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If you don’t like it buy a “fair phone”. There is some freedom of choice here too. I want the freedom to choose a locked down phone for my family and myself to
by bamboozled 2y ago
If you don’t like it buy a “fair phone”. There is some freedom of choice here too. I want the freedom to choose a locked down phone for my family and myself to use without worrying about it being hacked.
I write this as someone who is a major open source contributor and advocate. There are somethings I just want to work, and my primary phone is one of them. I have other play devices.
I haven't checked in some time but why don't you just jailbreak your iphone if you want it to be "yours".
- _imnothere 2y ago> without worrying about it being hacked Are you implying that iPhone isn't "hackable"?
- bamboozled 2y agoUnder normal usage the answer is extremely rarely. I can't say the same for the myriad of various Windows and Android phones me and my family have had hacked over the years. I can totally imagine "side loading" meaning, my mother gets scammed into installing some malware and losing her savings.