> I prefer the Novena and the EOMA68 over the Purism project because they seem to do more than just promising the impossible.
Exactly! I want statements I can trust, not a marketing spiel.
Take this webpage from the Replicant project [0]. They talk at length about the state of the industry, what is ideal, what is achievable, and what they have managed to accomplish. There is no marketing appeal to buzzwords or glossing over the fact that there is no ideal product right now.
Exactly! I want statements I can trust, not a marketing spiel.
Take this webpage from the Replicant project [0]. They talk at length about the state of the industry, what is ideal, what is achievable, and what they have managed to accomplish. There is no marketing appeal to buzzwords or glossing over the fact that there is no ideal product right now.
[0] http://www.replicant.us/freedom-privacy-security-issues.php