On 2014-09-27 Sat 00:33 AM |, Nick Holland wrote: > > I'd LOVE to think Google took security more seriously than other > dipshits in the computer industry, but sadly, the Android platform did > not show it. I have an Android phone, I would not trade it for an > iProduct...but I will never trust it or use it for security critical > purposes.
While I don't have a "smart" phone, nor a tablet, is Blackberry worth considering? I guess not: "According to Levison, the F.B.I. agents who came to his house were surprised that he hadn't seen one of the sets of documents that had been e-mailed to him demanding Lavabit's information; they pointed to his phone and said he could look up the information right there. He responded, 'You know better than I do why I don't have e-mail on my phone.'" "... He doesn't use e-mail on his Android smartphone, for instance, because neither the software nor the hardware of any commercial phone can be trusted; carriers and phone makers can push malware onto the device, he said. Yet his views are far from radical. ..." http://www.newyorker.com/tech/elements/how-lavabit-melted-down http://lavabit.com/
