Post AV4jp6tIr3lLZATWgy by zachnfine@mastodon.social
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(DIR) Post #AV4jp6tIr3lLZATWgy by zachnfine@mastodon.social
2023-04-26T13:34:47Z
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Thanks for editing the post with skeptical takes! https://ioc.exchange/@nw/110259436215603313
(DIR) Post #AV4jp7dO5icrs62KWW by hackerb9@mastodon.online
2023-04-26T22:08:10Z
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@zachnfine Yes, thank you, @nw. That second take down of nitrokey makes it painfully obvious that the original claim is so misleading it seems deliberate. I already run #GrapheneOS on my Pixel (in fact, I bought a Pixel specifically to do that). Yes, it handles the location data in a sane way that should reassure even the most privacy conscious: https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/109960680764836371But overhyping this issues is not helpful. I wonder what NitroKey's connection is to GrapheneOS. @GrapheneOS
(DIR) Post #AV4jp8JvXYea01wIpU by gianmarcogg03@mastodon.uno
2023-04-27T11:10:09Z
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@hackerb9 probably none, all NitroKey does is buying Pixels, flashing GrapheneOS onto them and selling them on their store.
(DIR) Post #AV5RgkYCQakLwfQaqO by hackerb9@mastodon.online
2023-04-27T19:21:39Z
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@gianmarcogg03 Given how easy GrapheneOS is to install -- clicking a few buttons on a webpage -- it doesn't seem like that would be a profitable business. I'd only buy it pre-installed if it actually benefited the Graphene developers. And even then, it seems like a bad idea for anyone concerned about security to buy a phone from a middleman.
(DIR) Post #AV5XZ24hzLMXhjKxbE by gianmarcogg03@mastodon.uno
2023-04-27T20:27:28Z
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@hackerb9 also recently Daniel Micay pointed out to NitroKey publicly many of the mistakes they made in that article, so they clearly aren't partners.