Using a mobile phone opens us up to surveillance and negative health effects, but there are also a lot of benefits. Can a balance be found or should we ditch these things?
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Read moreThe Pinephone is a smartphone running the Linux open source operating system. It can be difficult to use, and some features don't work yet, but it's your best bet if you are technically inclined and want maximum security.
Read moreThere are ways to greatly reduce the risks of using a smartphone, such as using a deGoogled phone running GrapheneOS, but it's also important to understand the various ways your data can be accessed in order to maximize your security.
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Read moreIf you are using an iPhone or a normal Android smartphone then everything you do or say on or in proximity to that device is available to third parties.
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