eOS "googled" version

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@andrelam

What is the underlying message, comparing with other bad implementations makes it ok?

I didn’t say it was ok, that’s why I said :

@Anonyme

It’s true it could be advertised.

By the way I have myself asked questions about the security in the case somebody has the phone in this topic months ago :

Install malicious firmware / software with TWRP

Hi everyone, I was thinking about how my smartphone could resist if somebody would have it in its hands. My Samsung Galaxy J5 2015 is encrypted. Everybody can access TWRP, so everybody could secretly flash a modified version of /e/, that would send everything (password, pictures, etc) to the bad guy and spy on me, am I wrong ? Does the encryption and the password REALLY prevent somebody to access my phone and/or read the data ? Does a modified firmware could bypass the password screen ? …