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It depends on what you mean by security: -secure transmission of data between two points -PGP -secure web browsing -staying anonymous to uncle sam -staying
by BorisMelnik 12y ago
It depends on what you mean by security:
-secure transmission of data between two points
-PGP
-secure web browsing
-staying anonymous to uncle sam
-staying anonymous on the web
I don't trust it. If anything the Blackphone is just one huge target / honeypot for the government.
With the proper hardware and software modifications, you can come close (if not better) to what the blackphone has to offer in an off the shelf rooted Android.
- Balgair 12y agoI mean, nothing is secure in the end. Even Bruce Schnider talks about the degrees of security and your own personal tolerances. That said, I am not able to spend the time to do all the mods and hacks that a rooted android needs (grad school, surprisingly, takes a lot of time). With that in mind, would you still recommend the blackphone or a regualr phone? Thanks for the info though