On the other hand, how could they skip this topic in an article about a "privacy" phone?
If find the trustworthy value of a phone is about equal to the privacy leak bounty. If each customer trusts the phone with, say $300 worth of information, then that should be a hell of a big bounty.
So Ars Technica should have talked about "where's the source" and "how much is the bounty".
If find the trustworthy value of a phone is about equal to the privacy leak bounty. If each customer trusts the phone with, say $300 worth of information, then that should be a hell of a big bounty.
So Ars Technica should have talked about "where's the source" and "how much is the bounty".