muh privacy
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If there's anything the Snowden revelations have taught us, it's that every OS from Linux to OSX to Android all havebackdoors.
Why do people still act like using Linux or OSX will offer them protection when it's filled with more holes than a block of Swiss cheese. There are forums online where you can get access to the latest exploits weeks or months before they are patched.
>Linux
[citation needed]
>>51905042
https://securityblog.redhat.com/
>>51905251
What's this got to do with Snowden?
>>51905028
I can't speak on OSX, but with Linux we at least have the opportunity to remove back doors. Better than nothing.
>>51905028
The real privacy is hacking the gibson
>>51905282
NOPE. YOU CAN'T DO SHIT. YOUR OS MASTERS NEED TO FIRST FIND HOLES THEN PATCH THEM WHICH TAKES A LOT OF TIME DURING WHICH YOU ARE UNPROTECTED AND THEREFORE FUCKED.
>>51905409
there are solutions to zero-day attack vectors for a reason
>>51905028
dumb frogposter
>>51905409
So, you want everyone to bend over and just take it instead? Is that right anon?
>cause that's way better...
how much are you making for this again?
>i forget.
>>51905453
>muh false equivalences
Stay mad
>>51905453
CVCK
>>51905028
Dumb frogposter
Why wont you guys stop making fun of Windows? All operating systems are vulnerable so you might as well install Windows 10 and stop being so mean!
>>51905028
dumb frogposter
He's right you know
>>51905042
If you're using a recent Intel CPU, it is at the hardware level. Seperate ARC processor and ThreadX OS which runs regardless of main OS.
www.libreboot.org/faq/#intelme
It's amazing that Linux would have back doors considering how little relevance it has in the market. It must've been a very easy backdoor to implement, I guess since not many people use it not much light shines on how vulnerable it is to the simplest of things.
>>51906321
>considering how little relevance it has in the market
90% of all servers on earth run Linux
You dun goofed
