I'm putting that first sentence in my back pocket lol

without going too in depth:

Google and apple have the most money, they create the best hardware (relevant in this case for the hardware root of trust)

A privacy focused individual should also be concerned about security to some degree, making the hardware root of trust a high priority.

Apple locks down their boot process too rigidly to load a new OS without compromising that security.

that's why we're left with Pixels as the only option. Apparently Motorola will be on the table soon. I have no experience with their chip design so I'm curious to see what they release.

If the post is getting deleted on one forum, they should post the findings somewhere else. that thread smells FUDdy to me

ITT: people discovering why there are so many branches of Christianity

hey there, this is really cool. please keep us updated if you have any developments on how you solve the problems, and what else you discover

I checked gadgetbridge and it doesn't look like there's a solution for omnipod. That's about as far as my knowledge can take me.

As far as workarounds: does the app require an internet connection? Could you buy a used android, go to a place with public WiFi to make a throwaway google account, download the app, never reconnect the phone to WiFi again?

my repos are NOT going to make their code less sloppy let me tell you

he might be more electable if he does a photoshoot with pink and blue striped thigh high socks. I don't make the rules.

almost like its not about security

blaming the ATC is a shitty thing to do here, friend.

in a job that requires you to be 'always on', these poor fucks are overworked and understaffed. its a miracle there aren't more of these accidents.

Ah, the researchers finally got around to playing Expedition 33 huh?

Jokes aside, isn't this also a phenomenon with finishing books and TV shows?

I got around it by registering a new number with phreeli.

granted, this is not something most people can go and do, phone numbers are hard to separate from. however, you might agree that privacy minded individuals are more likely to find that workaround acceptable.

I do like Dessalines post regarding alternatives, I'll have to do more research.