jamesjamesdupre

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by jamesjamesdupre 2y ago
> It basically means "not installed" This seems to be the oddity in the discussion. Not installed has a lot of equivalents in some security models, but not many things have an equivalent to installed as an Android manufacturer
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by jamesjamesdupre 2y ago
Most of the stuff you refer to are why a company would restrict phones (in its intranet) to only ones that were 1 vendor and not telco modified to possibly deliver the evil maid/police illegal wire tap post (short) arrest. We just disc
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by jamesjamesdupre 2y ago
Sure, but their being foreign changing behavior a lot more? It's possible but its a better finding than Freud ever had.
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by jamesjamesdupre 2y ago
It seems to me like a lot of it is hatred for the messengers.. But I think Palantir is a perfect organization to resentfully report a telco conspiracy to create a law enforcement back door as long as they didn't get a piece of it.
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by jamesjamesdupre 2y ago
No it is not besides the point. They are not supposed to ship a setup where physical access escalates to permanent spying with no warnings because they are promising things about devices not about an ecosystem's overall functionality t
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by jamesjamesdupre 2y ago
Linux is an ecosystem that includes Android. Pixel is an Andoid phone by Google that is supposed to be hardened against local attacks, showing when an unhardened OS is booted, etc. No one cares that you can run a firewall on an insecure OS
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by jamesjamesdupre 2y ago
This is all very true for a small startup and some kinds of skunk works projects.. Many companies Google's size don't allow you to work that way in general, and in some sense don't benefit from it because gaps caused by no ne