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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.
“Headquartered” is a grandiose term for a virtual office where no-one from Hiroh works because it only exists on paper (see my earlier post here).
Hypothetical question for Murena: Have the deposits people paid been held in a trust and if Hiroh never produces a single device, who is liable to pay them back?
Where do you suppose are we testing the /e/OS Hiroh builds? I see multiple builds being made and bug fixes and streamlining being done on the builds on the Hiroh device in our internal channels. Reading a lot of developer reports of calls with the Hiroh team, enhancements and improvements being discussed to the device. Once both sides are ready with the OS and the product it will be released.
I’ve asked twice here about skin-wrapping. If I at least had gotten an answer I would have seriously considered the device. But since my question AND reminder got completely ignored, I moved on. In fact, your question too is totally valid and relevant and these kinds of questions and product information should be answered and displayed before opening selling channels. Just my 2 cents. Too bad, I was seriously thinking about getting one. Not anymore.
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