He did the right thing. And because of their accusations I will increase evidence destruction. Their actions also have "repercusions". View quoted note →

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GPL 2 license grants the user a right to modify the software. It's a part of the license and cannot be discarded. "If the license was properly granted and you have full access to the source code, but some external factor (like technical restrictions or lack of permissions) prevents you from modifying it, then technically, your rights under the GPL are not being exercised as intended, which could be viewed as a license violation." Linux Kernel is GPL licensed, which means every Android phone which denies me modifying the kernel is violating the GPL license.

We need to stop the growing trend of devices📱with a locked 🔒 bootloader. A locked bootloader advertised as a security feature is now used improperly for: - imaginary digital rights management - market monopolisation - bloking of a reuse of older unsupported devices - enforcing rules which are not a law - and worst of the worst: it was lately used as a behavior control tool by Apple in the UK. (Send an ID or you can't use an iphone) So yes - they did cross the line. Apparently they cannot control themselves and use a locked bootloader for the advertised security, but also improperly used it for other unrelated things. So we can easily predict they won't stop here. If such a dangerous feature as a locked bootloader cannot be kept as originaly intended for security only, then it has to go. There is no other way, but to completely abandon devices with locked bootloaders.

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High level flow for better security: - generate the seed manually offline - input the seed in a complete darkness with an IR broad spectrum 1kw illuminator and sound/ultrasound emiter to prevent capturing of the seed phrase, don't foget to mask emf radiation - touch all the buttons to prevent residue recovery When signing a transaction: - check for radar or laser illumination in the vicinity - proceed to the undergound bunker - inspect transaction data with two different hex editors - those may be hacked by the data itself before displaying it - sign the data with a false honeypot signer, record and analyse the debugger output, check for any attacks - sign the data with a real signer/wallet - inspect the data again, check for steganography in whitespaces for seed or key leaks - cut the data to length or rewrite it by hand and paper - publish in mempool

Any "TPM based" drive encryption is badly designed. You don't need to act on this information, all you need to do is to remember it. View quoted note →