valentinas (@valentinas)

@Gabriels_Horn @IQ167 @Infotoons Hey Tyla, I'm trying to remember if it was you guys (most lekely) that exposed or explained in an audio how phone and computer chips/processors (Intel mainly) were designed to bypass the operating system to collect and report activity and act like a backdoor on any devise. Obviously no online communication is truly secure outside MySqif but the recent outpour of deGoogled phones, and now laptops, (which I've been using for a few years now) had me thinking about this. A lot of them use Google's Pixel phone and they obviously don't replace the processor so I have to wonder if they are really that that much more private and secure. Of course they are better that a regular Google or Apple phone, but I can't stop thinking about the chips on these phones. Hopefully you can provide some depth to this subject and point me to some research which I plan on sending to a few of these companies making these phones for their thought and consideration. I post this here and not in a DM so anyone can share their thoughts and contribute. Thank you #deGoogle #deGoogled #Murena #AbovePhone #BraxPhone #RobBrax