Thanks for detail info. I got your point ... On Sun, May 24, 2015 at 1:45 PM, Riccardo Mottola < riccardo.mott...@libero.it> wrote:
> Hi, > > Gareth Nelson wrote: > >> Why on earth would you say "blackberry for security"? >> >> Get an android device with an unlocked bootloader, encrypt the storage >> > > I don't trust Google, but not that I trust other companies more. I know > they selll your data to the government without resistance. Choose the phone > for usability, price, aesthetics... personal company choice. > > At the moment I have an iPhone, just because I really I don't like > Android, I am not implying it is more "secure". It is a very nice phone to > use, always works. But secure? don't let me think about it. > > I think the phone as something not secure at all. > > Also, what do you worry about, the internal storage? I have just some > pictures and messages there. The rest are just apps that access services. > If you access your mail or your facebook account, that's where the data > lives. > > I just read that iMessage does end-to-end encryption, so theoretically > Apple shouldn't spy your messages. But mail? icloud vs. gmail? And then > maybe you enable (or forget to disable, with the new versions) cloud sync > of your pictures with apple or even Flickr. And then you can stop worrying > about your "phone". > > If you don't want to use anything, browsers, mail, messages, then just get > a "dumb" phone. > > If you phone through GSM/3G... those lines have always been tapped and > conversations spied. > > Riccardo
