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However, we don’t have a “hardened security” approach, we aren’t developing a phone for pedo(censored) so they can evade justice.

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    Ah, GrapheneOS, who else? Can someone provide the source? What was the question he was asked?

    Edit: Found it. Interview is in french, on YouTube. I just ran it through a transcriber and a translator, so something might get lost in translation.

    Basically he was being asked about “who is your threat model, the the government?”. Then he brings up pedophiles and government employees or the CIA. I’m assuming he’s putting them in the same box because of the threat model, but I tagged him and would like a response from him.

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        French

        Mais surtout, il ne faut pas se tromper de combat : /e/OS permet à ses utilisateurs d’échapper à la collecte massive de données personnelles qui s’opère dans les smartphones du marché, pas d’aider les pédocriminels à passer sous les radars de la justice. Autrement dit : /e/OS n’est pas un système avec un objectif de sécurité durcie et qui serait utile seulement à des personnes ciblées.

        English translation (by deepl)

        But above all, we must not confuse the issue: /e/OS allows its users to avoid the massive collection of personal data that takes place on smartphones currently on the market—it is not designed to help child sex offenders evade the law. In other words: /e/OS is not a system designed for enhanced security that would be useful only to specific individuals.

        @gael@mastodon.social Could you please explain why you keep bringing up the example of pedophiles and and child sex offenders? It’s giving the impression that you’re equating people desiring high security to pedophiles.