[Indir]

https://guardianproject.info/2016/03...ile-ecosystem/

'Three open-source projects haved joined together to announce a new partnership to create an open, verifiably secure mobile ecosystem of software, services and hardware. Led by the work of the Toronto-based CopperheadOS team on securing the core Android OS,*Guardian Project and F-Droid have joined in to partner on envisioning and developing a full mobile ecosystem. The goal is to create a solution that can be verifiably trusted from the operating system, *through the network and network services, all the way up to the app stores and apps themselves. Through a future planned crowdfunded and commercial offering, the partnership will provide affordable off-the-shelf solutions, including device hardware and self-hosted app and update distribution*servers, for any individual and organizations looking for complete mobile stacks they can trust.'

http://liliputing.com/2016/07/copper...um-prices.html

BlackBerry Z10, the way to go!

[anon(9742832)]

https://guardianproject.info/2016/03...ile-ecosystem/

'Three open-source projects haved joined together to announce a new partnership to create an open, verifiably secure mobile ecosystem of software, services and hardware. Led by the work of the Toronto-based CopperheadOS team on securing the core Android OS,*Guardian Project and F-Droid have joined in to partner on envisioning and developing a full mobile ecosystem. The goal is to create a solution that can be verifiably trusted from the operating system, *through the network and network services, all the way up to the app stores and apps themselves. Through a future planned crowdfunded and commercial offering, the partnership will provide affordable off-the-shelf solutions, including device hardware and self-hosted app and update distribution*servers, for any individual and organizations looking for complete mobile stacks they can trust.'

CopperheadOS is now selling Nexus phones with security-hardened OS (for premium prices) - Liliputing

BlackBerry Z10, the way to go!

Very interesting........................

[si001]

enlighten me on how you can say "open source" and "security" in the same sentence.

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[Ment]

Might get a very secure OS but without a large company partner to support business end-users, it won't get far in enterprise. They need a mobile equivalent of RedHat to get anywhere in business.

[thurask]

enlighten me on how you can say "open source" and "security" in the same sentence.

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It's a lot harder to try and Trojan horse something when its inner workings are visible for all to see: https://freedom-to-tinker.com/blog/f...tempt-of-2003/

[anon(9742832)]

It's a lot harder to try and Trojan horse something when its inner workings are visible for all to see: https://freedom-to-tinker.com/blog/f...tempt-of-2003/

Spot on, just look at Firefox.....open source and 100% perfect, well as close as it can be. Then look at IE, a mess but closed.

[The_Passporter]

enlighten me on how you can say "open source" and "security" in the same sentence.

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The government (I assume) has no one to go to to get info handed over cause it's open source. Anyone can try and find a exploit or inspect the integrity of the software and it would be patched right away.

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