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Re:Huawei reassesses goal to be world’s bestselling smartpho... by 8note on Sunday June 02, 2019 @04:22PM (#20077856)
I think there's a misplaced assumption here, that you should trust a network to keep your traffic safe.

it's reasonable to think that regardless of their SSL implementation, you should assume that the network owner is going to try and spy on your traffic and sell it to the highest bidder

Re:Huawei reassesses goal to be world’s bestselling smartpho... by watwatinthewat on Sunday June 02, 2019 @05:36PM (#20078413)
I don't see what part of that means the network operator shouldn't do their best to try to keep it safe.
Re:Huawei reassesses goal to be world’s bestselling smartpho... by metildaa on Monday June 03, 2019 @05:46AM (#20081663)
The cellular network being totally insecure is much worse than passive surveillance. Calls and texts can be rerouted and altered in transit, and mobile identities (eg: your SIM) can be impersonated on a whim.