We are pioneers in secure communications with a long history of innovation, driven by two simple principles:
1. True privacy must be considered and enforced at the hardware level. Software alone is too easily exploited — and the incentives to do so are too great.
2. Security and Privacy technologies must be convenient or they will either be ignored or improperly used. (Shout out to everyone carrying a secure work phone in one pocket and a standard iPhone or Samsung in the other.)
I found your post very interesting. I also moved to Linux from Windows in about 2010. I have read a lot of books about Edward Snowden which helped me to understand the importance of privacy focussed devices. But, up until about a year ago, I was using an iphone and an iPad. And then, the UK government forced Apple to withdraw encryption of Apple cloud services from UK customers. I already had heard of Murena by then. I immediately ordered a phone from them, and a little later, Murena Google Pixel tablet. I ceased using Apple devices at that point and cleaned out / closed my Apple accounts.
I am very happy with this change and wished that I had done it earlier. I hope that you will be happy with your move to Murena, as well.
Colour me shocked. Yep, it could be due to the much discussed RAM shortage or it could possible be that Hiroh LLC are a bunch of chancers. A middleman looking to profit off of Murena’s established and loyal community.
Who knows?
Perhaps in four months time the RAM shortage will be resolved and my cynicism of the characters behind the entity called Hiroh LLC will leave me embarassed.
Embarassed even more than like on their website when they say they’re headquartered in Texas yet their advertised address on the website is in Wyoming. I have heard that Texas is geographically really big but I didn’t realise that it is so big it contains an entire other US state too.