GrapheneOS build for the Pixel 8 is out. This is not the final official version, but it’s making it’s way around their Matrix room, and they’re doing debugs. And we’re covering the Pixel 8 bugs/release as it unfolds in this article: https://simplifiedprivacy.com/graphenes-pixel-8-version-is-out/
Brand-new video that I’m in timed to cover the basics behind DeGoogled Phones: https://video.simplifiedprivacy.com/degoogledphonebasics/
Simplified Privacy is a “no-fiat” Monero phone supplier. Keep the economy circular, as we don’t spend the XMR you give us for fiat, if it is spent, it’s within the community.
If you buy a Pixel 8 from a fiat supplier, it ties the IMEI to your credit card, which connects to cell towers. This means government thugs watch your location like a pet dog with a “find me” collar.
Legal disclaimer: I do not support illegal activity, but instead disagree philosophically with this invasion of privacy.
Even if you don’t want to buy it, you can enjoy our free educational resources that reject Youtube/google tracking
@rattie_ok
This is admittedly worrying since the war on privacy is being waged globally on both hardware and software fronts simultaneously.
Both fronts are a battlefield. Hamas slipped through Israeli intelligence in part because they evaded SoC backdoors using Huawei to coordinate.
> in Serbia (they) aren’t legally allowed to accept crypto directly, they must go through a third-party “money transmitter” licensed by the government.
wow do you have a source link on the SoC backdoors huawei?
@ShadowRebel
no source.
@rattie_ok
RISC-V looks awesome, thanks. I had no idea and I agree, desktop RISC-V could be a great and viable future.
Serbian citizens will no doubt flout what is “legally allowed”, as is their natural right via non-KYC/AML exchanges/swaps/local and long may it live.
Let’s not forget this too when it comes to Monero, the global black market is worth trillions. The 3-letter agencies have a trillion-dollar vested interest in an untraceable off-the-books currency too. ZCash lost, XMR wins.