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It's easy, just by bundling stuff and "luring" users to sync data to their probably-insecure(!) server.
by _imnothere 10mo ago
It's easy, just by bundling stuff and "luring" users to sync data to their probably-insecure(!) server.
- em-bee 10mo agowhich bundled stuff would that be? i didn't notice any. i can't speak to their server. i am not using it. i am not even reminded about its existence. i think you are asked once on setup and then never again. hence there is no luring to it either.
- udev4096 10mo agoYou'll only learn when you get pwned or worse, your phone gets bricked because of incompetent people running e/OS! The fact that you are failing to even acknowledge the proof and refusing to even do a little bit of self-research tells me everything I need to know about e/OS's userbase. Get out of the echo chamber of using privacy theatric and insecure mobile OS
- em-bee 10mo agoi don't know how you get to that conclusion. you are the one making claims, so you need to bring the evidence. what apps are on /e/OS that would allow me to get owned? but the key point is: no matter what you think about me: you think i'd do better with lineageOS? i'd be using all the same apps there. so i really can't see how that would be any safer.