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It does, also I have some suspicion that this might not be good. That said, who is gonna make the phone? Currently Pixels are used. Small companies are easier to subvert and compromise.

With any phone you can't outrun the bear, but maybe your buddy.

When I think about security and privacy the most secure / private option is NO PHONE

What about LOTS of phones? First I just thought about it being harder to track and hack someone who isolated activity & data across multiple phones, but what if instead of or on top of that practice you were able to constantly throw them away like in a Hollywood spy movie. They don't have to be disposable though. We just need some sort of tamper-resistant/tamper evident phone and then a service that ships you a random phone every week or month. Wipe and put the old phone in the return box - i[ncognito]Phone /spitball

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I mean... if I was in need of this level of security I'd just not have a phone.

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