Re: [Trisquel-users] When will we have a Trisquel version for tablets and phones?

[dguthrie]

If I'm honest, I am considerably more concerned by the constant tracking by  
the telecoms companies, rather than the nonfree software running on the  
device. Of course, they can take control of the device remotely (although  
some mobile system-on-chips have good isolation of the modem) but you can  
just remove the battery (or throw the device in a Faraday bag if you care  
that much). I wholly support Replicant but it hasn't managed to solve the  
problem of nonfree modem firmware yet, so I tend to accept these vile mobile  
spies as a necessary evil of modern life or don't use one at all. I prefer  
emails anyway.