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Re:NSO Group CEO says law-abiding citizens have 'nothing to ... by sofixa on Saturday July 24, 2021 @05:49PM (#27944750)
> Perhaps it would be better to ensure everyone is using secure/encrypted/private communication and services.

Isn't NSO's whole shtick their software can get into and read everything from even the latest iPhones ( and probably Androids, I've only seen it stated for iOS though)? What good is a secure/encrypted service when the device you access it from is hacked and sends everything to the hacker?

Re:NSO Group CEO says law-abiding citizens have 'nothing to ... by mikem170 on Saturday July 24, 2021 @06:50PM (#27945043)
That's true, there's a lot of exposure on the typical iPhone or Android device, lots of installed apps, lots of collected metadata.

I was kind of picturing people en-masse becoming upset with this stuff, and having real/better/open tools available for them when that happens - stuff like a slick pinephone running mastadon over matrix over tor, or something, etc.

I guess I threw that comment out there because it seemed like going after the metadata seller that crossed a line leaves all the other metadata sellers in business, and free to push the line further along. I was thinking it would better to address the root cause - giving people better security and privacy.