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I implicitly trust FOSS more than closed source but because that trust has been earned through millions of FOSS projects.
On occasion, I will dive deep into a codebase especially if I have a bug and I think I can fix it.
You can't do this with closed source or even source available code because there is no guarantee that the code you have is the code that's been compiled.