accle

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   by accle 1y ago

   If you install custom firmware, you can control the SELinux policy that is configured and enforced by that firmware.
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   by accle 1y ago

   I believe this is already the case. You can purchase phones that may be bootloader unlocked, allowing custom firmware to be installed. This enables a tech-savvy user to sideload anything they like.
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   by accle 1y ago

   That's not an argument. Please explain how owning an item of hardware implies that running whatever computer program you want on it is a basic human right.
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   by accle 1y ago

   > > Are you allowed to run whatever computer program you want on the hardware you own? > Yes. It is a basic human right. Says who? What's your philosophical argument in favour of this?