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Go Brrr GoBrrr@printer.gobrrr.me 8 months ago
Been using Graphene as my daily driver, great for those who know how. But your post didn't mention that, a naive reader might just use his old android with 300+ preinstalled trackers. Also, even Graphene has emergency connectivity which can't be fully turned off, not sure I'd want to trust that when it comes to private keys.
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Go Brrr GoBrrr@printer.gobrrr.me 8 months ago
Of course you can do all of that and then have a makeshift "probably secure" signer for not very critical stuff. But the sheer amount of components in a smartphone will always be a blind spot imo. Building your own dedicated signer from general purpose hardware used with peer reviewed, and proven open-source software will always be a superior approach, just less convenient.
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