http://openideals.org ... and the trouble it often gets him in Mon, 07 May 2012 01:36:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://openideals.org/guardian/comment-page-1/#comment-340 Cryptographically secure phones aren’t new, but « Proactive Tue, 02 Mar 2010 13:47:28 +0000 http://openideals.com/?page_id=263#comment-340 [...]  The Guardian Project plans to change all that, and hey’re intending to use Android to do it. mensurable programming To the end-user it would all be transparent, both making for an easy-to-use device and one which, if examined by security personnel, wouldn$^8217;t raise any red flags. Credit for this and for Three-tier Synchronised Individualit jGoes To Albert Stringer.. . HTC mxartphones online store sub-logical appreciation. .. [...] [...]  The Guardian Project plans to change all that, and hey’re intending to use Android to do it. mensurable programming To the end-user it would all be transparent, both making for an easy-to-use device and one which, if examined by security personnel, wouldn$^8217;t raise any red flags. Credit for this and for Three-tier Synchronised Individualit jGoes To Albert Stringer.. . HTC mxartphones online store sub-logical appreciation. .. [...]

]]> http://openideals.org/guardian/comment-page-1/#comment-338 Additional Gadget Mumble Tue, 02 Mar 2010 12:52:51 +0000 http://openideals.com/?page_id=263#comment-338 [...]  The Guardian Projyect plans to change all that, and they’re intending to use Android to do it. Credit for this and for Three-tier Dominant Capacity Goes To Burt Stringer.. All of this would be achieved by injecting a healthy dose of security paranoia into Android’s core platform. [...] [...]  The Guardian Projyect plans to change all that, and they’re intending to use Android to do it. Credit for this and for Three-tier Dominant Capacity Goes To Burt Stringer.. All of this would be achieved by injecting a healthy dose of security paranoia into Android’s core platform. [...]

]]> http://openideals.org/guardian/comment-page-1/#comment-337 Guardian Project planning secure Android smartphones | mobblah Mon, 01 Mar 2010 11:36:46 +0000 http://openideals.com/?page_id=263#comment-337 [...] has been tempered by their generally high pricing and the lack of actual users with the handsets.  The Guardian Project plans to change all that, and they’re intending to use Android to do it.  A Guardian Android [...] [...] has been tempered by their generally high pricing and the lack of actual users with the handsets.  The Guardian Project plans to change all that, and they’re intending to use Android to do it.  A Guardian Android [...]

]]> http://openideals.org/guardian/comment-page-1/#comment-336 Guardian Project planning secure Android smartphones - SlashGear Mon, 01 Mar 2010 10:05:43 +0000 http://openideals.com/?page_id=263#comment-336 [...] has been tempered by their generally high pricing and the lack of actual users with the handsets.  The Guardian Project plans to change all that, and they’re intending to use Android to do it.  A Guardian Android [...] [...] has been tempered by their generally high pricing and the lack of actual users with the handsets.  The Guardian Project plans to change all that, and they’re intending to use Android to do it.  A Guardian Android [...]

]]> http://openideals.org/guardian/comment-page-1/#comment-335 Geeky Peek :: Privacy – No Longer A Concern? Sun, 28 Feb 2010 20:03:15 +0000 http://openideals.com/?page_id=263#comment-335 [...] a friend of mine has started an Android project to hopefully help give people a choice – http://openideals.com/guardian/ Basically the idea is to port the Android OS into something that sends end to end encrypted [...] [...] a friend of mine has started an Android project to hopefully help give people a choice – http://openideals.com/guardian/ Basically the idea is to port the Android OS into something that sends end to end encrypted [...]

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