broadside1296

I think it's supposed to be sarcasm, judging by the first line.

I think the disagreement mainly lies between whether one should be able to use their devices as they wish, like a desktop/laptop, or whether all devices should be restricted so as to have a good baseline level of security.

As far as I understand, the Linux phone enthusiast's POV is that we should start seeing the phone as another general purpose computer that can be set as per one's needs and can be suitably hardened as and when the need arises.

I wonder what environment the GrapheneOS devs use for development and other general computing needs, and if such an environment could be emulated on a phone (that is assuming, of course, that their development environment is way more hardened than current desktop Linux).

> Seems unlikely since it's helping their economy

All it helps is filling in the scammers' pockets without being taxed for it. Also, they do cooperate with Indian authorities:

* https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/cbi-busts-gurugram-ca...

* https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/lucknow/fbi-tip-lea...

Indians do not speak French.