I trust no smartphone these days. If you want portable communications, any small laptop/netbook with full disk encryption, message encryption abilities and voip encryption abilities is better.
I suppose that does not help a lot. I guess any phone you can install custom firmware on (such as cyanogenmod) is a better and a more "secureable" phone. I have an Android phone which is not supported by any interesting alternative firmware. I don't trust it and I don't do much with it. When I want to communicate securely, I just use a computer. Jay Patel wrote: > Which phone our community suggest? > > Blackberry for security? or something else. > > Thanks.
