Both are bad no difference. Fuck world governments and especially Israel it gets to much or a pass because people conflate antisemitism and actual criticism of the state of Israel. Nothing against Jews

@@monsterhunter445 Agreed. Israel can hide behind a shield of antisemitism, despite their actions not reflecting the opinions of every jew on earth. For instance, jews represented by Neturei Karta and Satmar Hasidism.

Any backdoor used by governments can and will be used by THAT GOVERNMENT to spy on its citizens.

I don't have anything to hide, I'm not paranoid. But THIS statement is the exact reason I harden my devices. From locking down ports (unless gaming) to switching to DuckDuck, to erasing all cookies on browser exit, to enabling certain practices healthy for security that people around me don't do (such as limiting my time on Google outside KZfaq). There exist evil people out there who just want to hurt you. A government backdoor is an extra opportunity for them to do that.

nope its called a zero day . not everyone has the vulnerability . also governments can force and make deals with companies so that they leave special backdoors for their agents to use. like they did with intel and google and facebook etc

Easy, don't use a smartphone

@@sphereron actually watch the video to the end

Calyxos perhaps?

Use a faraday bag and camera covers

Install BSD on your phone

I mean, not a surprise, apple gives data to China constantly

that wasn't the NSA, it was the FBI and apple gave them everything they asked for behind the curtains (it's apple), it was all just a big PR stunt, and they all won on it. the FBI loves it when people think they can't get into your devices, and apple gives 0 shits about your privacy, never think otherwise.

@@leonardonetagamer you can call me an apple shill if you want, but this sounds straight off of info wars.

@@kix3019 so constantly being proven correct?

@@kix3019 They want to sell in china, so they have servers in china for data on chinese citizens, which they do have to yield to the authorities there. AFAIK no outside-china data is shared.

Just imagine being the guy setting that contract up... " so if we pay you this much every month we get access to everything we want?" " and you're only hacking the guys we want to hack right not us right?"

Chuckles I’m in danger

Actually it does to a degree

youre glowing too much

It would act like a faraday cage.

That gonna make it worse

All the tinfoil. All of it. Cover the whole city!!!

You're saying that as if incognito mode did something. The illusion of privacy....

@@TaxEvasionUS incognito can only save you from your parents using the same pc catching you

@@TaxEvasionUS I think you people need to know what a joke is

@@akurby7244 No shit, you don't say?

@@TaxEvasionUS Ha! Your name is a fart...

Hypocrisy at its finest

US: Puts nukes in Turkey USSR: Puts nukes in Cuba US: wait....

But US is not mad at Israel thou they just bought a special version called phantom to spy on their people Long gone using American only tools time to outsource stuff like this

I'll be the first to say i agree with everything mental said in the video. Encroaching shit like this absolutely brings us closer to a darker place and reduces our freedoms. But if it came down to choice, the US and other western countries are absolutely the better option in terms of *who* is spying on us. I don't want other shit head authoritarian states to use this shit; in which case they'd be using it to greater effect. My family came here for better rights and more prosperity. Atleast in these countries we can protest this shit and have change (albiet slow) via representatives. Atleast there's semblance of due process and law. That is where i can see the us gov being upset at other shithead authoritarian states using this tech for nefarious purposes. (this does not exonerate the US at all) Believe me (im from the general area of arabia) they don't care about your rights over in those other countries. Imagine giving your opinion in china, saudi arabia (stamping out democracy whenever they can :D), or russia. U guys don't realize how much freedom u have where u can actively change laws; unlike in other countries where u have to wait for generational change and hope not another moron rises to power, or through coup d'etat and again hope they are saner than the last. I preface again by saying I don't agree with any of the spying shit. U can start with good intentions but stuff like this can quickly deteriorate our freedoms depending on whos in charge at the moment. We have a good foundation here in this country, lets push for more transparency

Add to that how ironic it is that the United States complains about fraud in other countries' elections and you have a day's worth of eye-rolling.

let me guess...are you using blender?

@@angryteapod1765 blendlets back at it again

@@angryteapod1765 lol, search back rooms found footage, blender really shouldn't be viewed so negatively. Yes its infamous for memes but it really is decent.

@@angryteapod1765 what's wrong with blender?

@@seklerek nothing

Well if you installed Raid Shadow Legends you deserve to be hacked.

@@KonEl-BlackZero what a Chad statement.

Pure coincidence, please move along citizen.

Oh so THAT’s why Raid is being pushed so much

@@KonEl-BlackZero but they gave us a free character! 🤣

You and me both.

More like everyday we are a step closer to a Black Mirror dystopia.

I already stopped using social media, close to stop using phones too

Good luck

@@ThePiones I'm with you guys.

yup. fukin scawy

Yes.

It's going to need a trigger. If you literally aren't using your phone, nothing can happen. The most malicious (hidden) thing I can think of is a phonecall that goes to voice-mail and delivers a malicious script to the voice-mail app (theory only). The most obvious thing would be clicking on any unsecured link and downloading a worm-cookie that will infect other files with time.

@@tylerhorn3712 Well, as the name implies, it does not need the user to interact with the device, possibly (most likely) not even notifying them. The target device simply needs to be turned on and connected to the internet(?).

@@w0nder432 The difference between "click here to accept" and having a program that is allowed to send notifications immediately to the user is huge. Messenger is "essential" nowadays, so that's where I might start trying to send malicious code to a device.

Greatest ally

I think mossad out ranks nsa

No Israel is laughing.

CIA writes more code than the NSA. CIA doesn’t legally have to answer for what they do like the NSA does.

China: Preinstalls "anti-fraud" apps and check people's phone whether they have removed it secretly😉

How would an os being open source make it any more secure? You are overestimating the robustness of software created and maintained by volunteers

@@salsamancer it's harder to implement malicious backdors in open source

@@Stszelec01 and it's easier to find vulnerabilities in open source code than closed source code.

@@BeamDeam still better that having backdors

@@Stszelec01 my argument was a argument for open source. I meant it that the security vulnerabilities could be noticed and patched faster.

Ferb, I know what we're going to do today...

Don't you fucking jinx it

That's called suicide

Then you have to live the rest of your life being a target for a group of expert professional hackers. Takes some balls.

@@son_guhun Giving me snowdin vibes

That's right where my mind went. Febois spying on parent using technology that cost millions of taxpayers dollars. The irony is top tier.

Kek

Underrated

Zased.

Oy vey

To be honest, for me , if they can hack phones, they can hack PCs.

@@Blankult plot twist: he doesn’t own a PC either. He’s at the library in a trench coat and cotton mask with a flash drive he plugs in to take over the computer and override everything

I wish i were that based

@@Blankult everything can be hacked.

Gigabased

I believe on Wikileaks are also some interesting NSA documents regarding telecommunications

You're right, but zero click hacks are incredibly valuable. Talking billions. No bug bounty pays enough. It's like if you found a bug in bitcoin's code that allowed you to mint unlimited coins for yourself. There's no amount of money one could pay you to disclose it, because it's literally worth infinite money. And governments basically have infinite money

To me, it sounds like the Alphabet Boys are just upset they didn't think of a spyware program like Pegasus first!

@@tenhundredkills but they did. When congress put measures in place to curtail spying on US citizens after the snowden backlash they just moved everything over to Israel and spy on you from there instead to bypass congress. ezpz

Not a coincidence

EXACLTY MY THOUGHT ASWELL. and lets not forget how big the chip fab industry is in isreal all subsidized by american tax dollars. the isreali government obviously intentionally put back doors into these chips, ive thought this to be the case for years now

It’s not there. In x86 there’s a secret risc deep integration controller. You can only access it by sending it an exact byte sequence and then you have total kernel access. If you watch “god mode x86” black hat it’s all in there 👍

India bought it in 2017 though

@@slay3rgamingyt no that was some collaborative program.

How do you spell your name?

@@JimboJuice what ? say it again

What? Can you repeat, please?

Whoevers rich enough to use Pegasus and does that clearly shows there’s a global trafficking organization that needs to get fucking blown up

You’re talking about yourself ? In third person ?

so do i

Or just unlock the bootloader?

For real though. I like Linux, but I could care less what exact OS it is. We just need more options. Diversify a little.

Just make your own phone from public domain patents

@@wertiaaudit5746 sarcasm?

@@seronymus what is sarcasm ?

Pinephone pro. It's a thing.

Of course humanity has already been enslaved, if it wasn't there wouldn't be a "woke" movement. Learn about hacking of the human mind.

@@USGovIsDistributingCSAM what?

@@hojosconsal9913 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aMVyh7l_m56RinU.html

Oy vey, stop noticing things!

@@HorrorUberAlles nonsense comment

@@rishirajsaikia1323 Is it, really? think Rishiraj, think. Search your feelings. You know it in your heart to be true.

@@HorrorUberAlles based username btw

you're welcome

KILLUA?????

@@fatfurry yes

@@fantasywarrior2597 oh yeah but i hate anime. i hate it. it is cringe. it makes me wanna hate you. i hate you. /srs

Go for it.

May the spirit of Saint Terry guide yee.

Your greatest ally is using you and your tax money as a fleshlight

@@kinnikuzero Exactly. It's not a patron-mandate relation, it's borderline slavery and oligarchy.

@@fragileomniscience7647 well it’s deserve you white propel did a lot of bad things for us Jews through history Time to pay back

@@ko-Daegu the flaw in your logic here: Jewish people are being screwed by this too

I would guess appearance, having people think this agencies need some fancy tools to get inside your device

@@blankdragon1636 they didn’t at all. They’ve left back doors open for years (for the chinese ) and the back door iTunes bug ( for the US gov) for 3 years. WebKit also has so many bugs exploit brokers are refusing to even buy them. 200+ alone were found in a month by project zero.

Panama only exist to us americans thanks to van halen

Probably an NDA of sorts with the deal.

If He gets payment based on time till exploit can be used, he will have a motive to not report it.

Inb4 NSO uses the exploit he taught them to hack his phone and track his activities.

@@augustday9483 Uno reverse card

Probs a gun to his head.

At least the government is "supposed" to do things for it's citizens.

It’s when they team up (not necessarily in a stated deal) that they both become an even bigger problem, fueled by human nature

@@peanut3438 true words

@@peanut3438 what do you mean "human nature"? The nature of man is a social creature who works together with his fellow man to accomplish things too big to be accomplished by an individual and increasing the overall wellbeing of oneself and one's neighbors. Why would it be a bad thing for any organization, private or public, to work towards that end?

Gentlo hardening

And how would we do that?

Librem 5 comes with a bunch of unupdatable binary blobs. If they have exploitable security holes, you're out of luck

The merchants guild™️ is not pleased by such statement

Dont mess with the zohan

@Gg2 Hh the fuck are you on about? im speaking on behalf of all the world, the whole world is not just the us. Im from south east europe and I dont like the west nor the east, and my country has been attacked a lot by anti-christian people, you people there in the us are safe in your little sweet lollipop bubble.

@@miljanvideo What are you even saying? Did you even read what he said?

Heaven on earth. Enjoy it.

Could you specify what you mean by what Israel is? Genuinely curious to know

@@xinfinity4756 human parasites

Apartheid state

@@xinfinity4756 a mold on earth

@@lucv2234 not sure if the question "do you uncritically support the state of Israel" would get 50 percent among the voting population. the 2 big parties support it, so it doesn't matter what the people want. myths are not part of decision making process among the policy makers. it's just money and ensuring a millitary foothold in the middle east.

Hungary

@@foscogrubb thanks

*proceeds to sell to all requested countries

Hmm yes I'm not going to sell my product to my biggest customers. 100% smart move ;)

Why would NK even bother? Who even has phones over there that aren't already backdoored by design?

The same Americans claim “private company they can do what they want” 🙄

It's called Fincklethink...

I’m wondering this too

Hopefully

honestly im thinking that too, i really want a linux phone anyway but this is making me genuinely consider getting a pinephone pro once im able to afford one for myself.

Like the secret risc v architecture hidden in every single x86 processor ?

@Boogie Woogie yep it's even worse in those countries as it is impossible for the opposition parties or the people to compete against it. The rulers have a complete iron grip.

What happened

oh great I'm on tracfone, not verizon though

Tracphone always being hacked

@@akurby7244 8000 users data was breached that tied to Tracfone's mobile data service. This includes brands such as TotalWireless and more. Stuff like Name, PIN, Email, etc. were leaked. Only news article talking about this is The Verge.