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    3 years ago

    I’m pretty sure the “temporarily turn off finding” feature actually just alerts the FBI you pressed it and keeps tracking

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    3 years ago

    This can be viewed as both a good or a bad thing, personally I love my Android and the removable battery. Not looking forward to having to upgrade since it’s getting harder and harder to find devices with a removable battery.

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    Can’t believe how Apple manages to get creepier every time, smh. Not being able to properly power off your device, I mean how obvious can it be? Now that gives a whole other meaning to not being able to easily remove the phone’s battery.

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    This is just one of the reasons we need open source hardware along with firmware and mobile Linux distributions for phones, now more than ever.

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    For privacy, anything from Apple, Google, or Microsoft is just deal-with-it topped off with sugar coated marketing. For most people that’s not much of a problem.

    But for journalists and privacy conscious people, Linux phones with open source hardware is the only chance for real privacy. Which, unfortunately, are not getting mainstream anytime soon