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That entire article reads like an advertisement for a renamed Android rom.

• scintill76 12y ago
  But it has 468 vulnerabilities patched! I wonder how they inflated this number. I'd bet a lot of it comes from Samsung customizations, meaning you get pretty good protection just by flashing an Android build that's closer to Google releases. Also, if there are serious vulnerabilities among that number, it's a bit disappointing that they took an open-source project (well, such as Android is) and horde their fixes under this license.[1] It sounds like they don't even permit you to flash your own build ("to compile it solely for the purpose of comparing the compiled version to the binary code provided by GSMK") [1] http://esdcryptophone.com/background/source-code/license http://esdcryptophone.com/background/source-code/license