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   by justThis1Post 11y ago

   RMS is sounding less and less crazy with discoveries like this. To think a manufacturer would essentially rootkit their own machines is testament to how bad things have become. Would running TrueCrypt full disk encryption protect you from y
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   by justThis1Post 11y ago

   I looked into blackphone a while ago. If I remember correctly the first thing it asks for is your e-mail address so it can sign you up to their proprietary anonymity/cloud service. I'm not sure if this is still the case, but if it
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   by justThis1Post 11y ago

   Not a guarantee of privacy or anonymity. See: SourceForge. Generally a step in the right direction though.
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   by justThis1Post 11y ago

   Couldn't agree more. These days we have to protect ourselves more from our own software than from viruses. Assume any software is a trojan horse, even the OS.
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   by justThis1Post 11y ago

   As time goes by, computer software begins to feel more and more hostile to the user. When I installed Windows 10, all the privacy settings made me feel like I was wrangling a beast rather than setting up something that would help me. I don&