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You can flash yourself GrapheneOS with your own keys for the bootloader. Then again "I can't make sure all manufacturers aren't in collusion" when FBI sues Appl
by jojobas 2mo ago
You can flash yourself GrapheneOS with your own keys for the bootloader. Then again "I can't make sure all manufacturers aren't in collusion" when FBI sues Apple and others (and fails) over suspects' phone access is quite different from "every device sold in the country must have government malware", as it is in China.
- inigyou 2mo agoI can't find a device in the USA that doesn't come with government malware. Is this another instance of the USA accusing China of everything the USA is doing (like with the credit scores)?
- breppp 2mo agoYou'd have to be a bit more specific of which government malware you found in Android/iOS devices, cause that would be interesting
- inigyou 2mo agoAndroid comes with something called Google Play Services, and iOS has a thing called iCloud. You may have heard of them.
- breppp 2mo agoI have, I still have not heard how the US government uses these as malware, but I would love to learn something new
- inigyou 2mo agoFor instance, if you use an Apple phone and the government wants to see the pictures you took, they can just get a copy of them from Apple using iCloud.
- breppp 2mo agoYes, using a warrant from a court. If the government wants to break into my house they can also do that with a warrant. Not exactly the same as having a key to my house though, and very far from a malware. Also to be more specific, In apple ecosystem I can opt for encryption where they can't
- inigyou 2mo agoIn the UK you can't opt for encryption.
- jojobas 2mo agoYou still can install PGP/GPG and encrypt whatever you upload yourself. Still waiting for anything comparable to what China does.
- inigyou 2mo ago> Still waiting for anything comparable to what China does. Social credit scores. The USA inspired China to copy them. But in the USA they aren't called social.
- jojobas 2mo agoYou're free to opt out of icloud/gcloud and the government will have a tough time extracting the pictures from your phone, as multiple lawsuits have shown.
- anon48293 2mo agoWithout my encryption keys, which Apple doesn’t have? Don’t think so. Please tell me how with Advanced Data Protection on they can access my data. I’d love to hear it.