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Submitted by Bil 209d ago | opinion piece

Access Denied: why Android’s broken promise of unlocked bootloaders needs to be fixed

The Verge: As Google’s dream of ‘openness’ malfunctions, the case for hackable devices is stronger than ever. (Android, Google, Phones, Software)

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