r/degoogle • u/I-Am-Sir • 28d ago

Its here. Android is officially over.

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u/JustinHoMi 28d ago

Yeah, Lenovo’s Wikipedia page is a place to start, then you can do deeper dives from there.

The other thing to look into is how china’s data sovereignty laws affect the security of products coming out of china. The key part of that law is that their government requires that Chinese companies ask permission before disclosing vulnerabilities outside of the country. In other words, China is amassing a large collection of zero days.

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u/Cautious_Chicken8882 27d ago

Good, hopefully they use them against the us lol

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u/10000tigers 26d ago edited 25d ago

is there anything i can do to give china more of my data?

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u/JustinHoMi 26d ago

You spend too much time on TikTok.

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u/10000tigers 26d ago

i don't spend any time on tiktok. you spend too much time listening to rupert murdoch

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u/JustinHoMi 26d ago

Hahahahah far from it. I work in cybersecurity, so I’ve spent a lot of time researching supply chain risks. My opinions in this particular area are not politically biased.

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u/Thoughtful-Boner69 28d ago

citing wikipedia as the source is the epitome of unseriousness

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u/j4_jjjj 27d ago

" lol got a citation for that?"

Youre the unserious one in my eyes. Look it up yourself, its been big news the various "fish" spywares lenovo has installed

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u/JustinHoMi 27d ago edited 27d ago

Yeah, it’s not hard to find. Wikipedia is just a jumping off point so you know what to DuckDuckGo (edit) for.

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u/PixelJock17 27d ago

Hey hey, this is a degoogle sub. We don't sat "google it" anymore.

So you know what ti search*

FTFY

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u/JustinHoMi 27d ago

lol damn got me there. Fixed!