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I have a sliding scale of devices I trust more or less (I trust nothing completely). At the top of the trust scale is a self built desktop running fedora then
by noir_lord 4mo ago
I have a sliding scale of devices I trust more or less (I trust nothing completely).
At the top of the trust scale is a self built desktop running fedora then way further down is my apple devices (iPads) and then even further down is my android phone.
Open source on hardware you control is the least worst option but since the hardware comes from abroad/countries I don’t trust much (including the US) not perfect.
- EdiX 4mo agoSoon thanks to Digital ID all your important business will have to go through the devices you trust the least.
- noir_lord 4mo agoProbably but I’ll just end up with a separate device just for that.
- Avamander 4mo agoThere's nothing about a digital ID system that would inherently require the use of a pre-approved OS. Some countries went with SmartCards that you can use on any platform that can communicate with a card reader basically.
- sam_lowry_ 4mo agoHah, you wish. See how maintainers of a reference implementation resist removing Google dependency here: https://github.com/eu-digital-identity-wallet/eudi-app-android-wallet-ui/issues/287 https://github.com/eu-digital-identity-wallet/eudi-app-andro...
- xethos 4mo agoThis is in no way a solution to the population-scale problem of a belligerant nation having root on the citizenry's mobile phones/cameras/GPS units/network scanners