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Re: Encryption on Android First if you want privacy; you shouldn't use an open source product that is known to have issues with spyware, viruses and other issues. And especially don't trust Google who sells any and everything they can for a buck. |
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coma9
join:2013-02-05
Lehi, UT | So don't have a cell phone? How about I root it, and throw a custom cyanogenmod on it, so it's clean and fast. Then, how about throwing an encrypted SMS app on it, so texts are secure. Problem fixed. If not, name a way to fix the problem of security, and I'd be happy to look into it. |
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KearnstdElf WizardPremium
join:2002-01-22
Mullica Hill, NJ | reply to TBusiness
said by TBusiness:First if you want privacy; you shouldn't use an open source product that is known to have issues with spyware, viruses and other issues. And especially don't trust Google who sells any and everything they can for a buck.
Apple is just as bad, But their spying is closed source and patented.
But I know the big business is sucking my data like a hoover to make a buck. The government should worry you more, They suck up the data and stash it away. You will never know why they have that data and what it could be used for.
I trust Cuppertino and Mountainview more than I trust the MIBs in the Beltway.(Trust being a subjective term, I trust all of them about as far as I can throw a gold brick on a planet with 2.0g)
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