I disagree and then you are going to say “I don’t have to to refute them”. I.e. no agreement will be reached. But it’s not necessarily you that has to refute them anyhow. GNU/FSF are popular. Meaning:
- If GNU/FSF make libelous claims, it is likely that they will be on the receiving end of a defamation lawsuit. This didn’t happen yet to my knowledge.
- The internet is big. Others would have made a rebuttal. If you can find a good one, that might be a a good alternative as rebuttal.
Any write-up is non-perfect and the GNU one was a comprehensive one.
Agreed. Who build the security and for what purpose. Benefit of user or maximizing profit at expense of privacy and security from vendor.
It’s besides the point. Please don’t cling on a single phrase “Level Security” and then view everything through that lens. That chapter has to be viewed in a bigger context.
The headline iPhone and Android Level Security for Linux Desktop Distributions is also bad for other more pragmatic reasons. Through conversations I’ve learned that many people know about how bad many phones/mobile apps are in their default configuration for privacy they equate this with security, and then intuitively discard the idea that iPhone / Android have any worthwhile security features worth porting to Linux desktop. I.e. even if iPhone and Android Level Security for Linux Desktop Distributions was fully possible in theory and even if madaidan would agree, it would still be bad self-representation of the project. Will change chapter title to Kicksecure Development Goals.
Interesting. Added.
Please don’t do “burn the house down” / delete all changes. Rejected edit. Took some changes suggested with modification by me. And added more content.