Trust him bro. You don't trust the guy who made a way to hack phones and sold it to the glowies? Come on bro trust him bro

"The Patriot Act was well intentioned" I just about got blinded by the glow.

Guy who creates spyware sells a phone with spyware preinstalled. What a surprise 🤣 Thanks for 1k!

as soon as he said yes to proprietary, he literally made it crystal clear that this is a honeypot

Especially since CalyxOS and GrapheneOS are already fully viable complete privacy options, its so obvious his proprietary option is a full honeypot.

If you can't read the code, always assume the code is spying on you. And as someone who works/worked in the government he should know that...

We're living in the 'Post-Trust' era. I don't even trust myself, or my family.

"it's android based but it's all our code" That's like saying "it's got an AMD CPU but it's all our hardware" I wonder what moisturizer he uses, his skin is absolutely glowing!

The irony is that people who buy these phones need to pay 10$ a month just to be ' anonymous ' .However they'll pay that fee with their bank account . So those same monthly payments makes it rather convenient for law agencies to check the phone owner's identity trough that bank account.

That phone would totally NOT send all your data directly to the NSA! Just trust the guy who looks like a B-movie villain!

This phone glows brighter than the sun.

>Uses Tor for privacy >Also uses Windows which sends telemetry back to Bill Gates every time you try to uninstall Microsoft Edge You can't have both.

Closed source: walk towards the exit Rolled their own crypto: run towards the exit Unvaxxed dating app: u wot m8

I literally stopped the video to laugh for 5 minutes straight... "if you dont want to be spied on by this navy seal, black water, ex mossad, guy who hired the pegasus guy and now recently your new bestfriend..." maybe not that exact wording but Im literally dying from laughing so hard... thanks Kenny for being skeptical and prevent someone falling for something that has NOT be proven to be safe.... by hiding behind "proprietary" software... WHY NOT let the code be audited IF they ARE safe tho... just imagine Graphene OS changing policy from Open to Closed... people would run faster than the road runner the F away, as they should.

"Offensive cyber virus" has the same vibe as "supercomputer-trained neural network artificial intelligence" in nvidia's recent marketing

This is why we need to educate people instead of stomping on them because they never got tought how things actually work since all they know is because of ads and marketing.

"Boomer mercenary glowie repacks Android on a phone and slaps 'proprietary' as a feature. "

Rule #7: Always be specific when you lie. Rule #36: If it feels like you’re being played, you probably are. Rule #3: Never believe what you are told. Double-check.

I just looked into the phone a bit further and the CEO, the guy on that clip claims that phone includes IMEI spoofing to prevent being tracked which highly illegal and would mean that the wouldn't be legal in the US due to the phones not being FCC complaint. also I'm pretty sure that the original idea was closer to the freedom phone as the name that he originally planned on using was the "REDPILL PHONE" and yes it was stylized in all caps. also the phone has received backing from several silicon valley venture capital firms which I'd assume is why he renamed the phone.

This guy is the most sane tech youtuber.

Their independent audit is a joke. A rubber stamp from pwc consultant that says "trust us we tested with secure standards"

>Buy anti-spyware phone >Open it up >Spyware inside

Imagine overpaying for a honeypot when you could have some crisp open source OS on a pixel at 3/4 or less the cost.

showing how to build your own android OS would be a good video

Ah yes, this is only the 3rd or the 4th "totally not a honeypot" phone, I'm sure this will not be revealed as a honeypot like the others

Debian iso was flagged by defender yesterday... My friend told me when he tried to download it.

"One ought to design systems under the assumption that the enemy will immediately gain full familiarity with them" - Shannon's Maxim. Proprietary as security means worse security.

Need Libre podcast asap.

Being spied on by those phones is the least of your worries. You'll get lethal radiation poisoning within days from the intensity of the glow.

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We got this new phone. We promise its not a government honeypot. BTW, its great for the unvaccinated and maga supporters. Don't tread on me! 2A! lol

The dude can't stop rubbing his hands together. I wonder who could be behind this?

I see you're trying to get sound treatment for that room. An area rug would do wonders. Also, those triangular foam pieces are more for Bass. Acoustic panels are better for midrange / high range sound reflecting off of flat surfaces.

What I hear is that some of the TOR exit nodes that are compromised as well as many of the "Markets."

He looks like a fed

The Trust Me BrOS

>Don't trust big tech >"The PATRIOT Act was well intentioned" 50,000 roentgens of radiation from that glow

What a funny coincidence. I re installed Tor today because I have a new Set Up and it immediately flagged Tor and I was slightly confused and just tapped yeah wanna keep it

while talking about specs (~22m into the video), you state that the cpu may be more secure than google or exynos chips because its using arm cores, I believe the cpu listed there is the mediatek dimensity 8050 (same specs), furthermore both google and exynos base their chips off arm cores

They managed to get that domain in 2023, impressive. That must not have been cheap.

You've been putting out bangers recently keep it up!

The idea that his CTO is the creator of the pegasus malware but that he just wanted to do a support service. If we believe that, which we shouldn't, but if we do anyway, their CTO found a zero click exploit and intended to publish it to the public without informing the vendors, to provide it support. That is like finding a gas leak in a house and deciding to lit the fire because the people might want some marshmallows.

you kind of gloss over this in the video but graphene OS is actually going to be one of the most secure options you can find because you can have a fully trusted software stack

mental outlaw lowkey mocking windows users by saying "the gov didn't hack tor" despite the gov spying on them as is regardless

"We wouldnt build pacemakers that could be hacked" "Dude trust us bro" "Governments surely wouldnt want control over the lives of their citizens"

That phone is a whole beehive 💀

The Glowiest Glowie To Ever Glow Glowlingly, Glowed Again? I am SHOCKED, SHOCKED I tell you.

Who the hell would buy a "privacy phone" from the founder of a private militia that commits war crimes?

Luke Smith always keeps us up to date! Thank you Luke Smith for doing everything for the community! ❤

My bioluminescence radar is going nuts, I mean I'm seeing levels never registered before

This is going to be ANOM but instead of the cops doing it, it will be a private company charging them to access the data.

Well, at the point of him saying "propietary" my trust went from 1% to 0%

Tbh if you are being very privacy oriented… there should be no AV and def dont run windows…

Classic case of: Solution Looking For a Problem.

Probably just another subtle way Microsoft tries to force people to use Edge. Edge sucks btw lol

It's $949 for a Chinese clone phone with all proprietary firmware software all redflags

Remember the attack on the Linux kernel by that US university? They didn't catch those patches and they know the codebase. If Tor devs were compromised you can be certain that the patch that does it will be an attack like that. It does not make any sense to be blatant when you're attacking Tor when the entire point is to get access to the continuous use of that service.

Tor hasn’t worked for me for the last 3 days, I still couldn’t understand what was going on, I used different bridges, etc. It didn’t even occur to me that Windows Defender blocked it until I looked at it myself, and usually it reports that it’s blocking something, but here it’s just a block and no notification, thanks for saying.

Great video as usually. Please never stop puplition this educational / infomational videos. Great job.

Idk why people say “it’s open source so you can trust it because you can audit the code” like the vast majority of people can read that specific language and know what they’re even looking at. It’s still a highly specialized skill that even people who can read the code could miss it

The $10/month to guarantee data privacy sounds like a protection fee

This guy had a strange speech pattern and body language for someone being honest. Hes holding back something major. A few dupers delight smirks too. Wouldn't use this phone in a million years.

I just want a couple hours of Kenny ripping on Erik Prince

Its a honeypot phone

No wonder they can talk with signal with their messaging app. Their FAQ says that they use matrix so they just using bridge to enable that. FOSS in spyware package sounds about right.

The bit about him creating phones for the pacemakers is very interesting to me. I have a pacemaker and in the past the company (Abott) sent me some random Samsung phone locked down to only access the app that connects to my pacemaker. Now I have it on an app on my iphone (which I regret and I’m planning on switching back at some point) so this is something I need to look more into lol. Ironically the pacemaker was part of what got me into cybersecurity. Want to make sure no one can hack my heart

You did such a great breakdown! As a security guy, gave me a McaFee selling antiviral kind of feel.

In an ideal world, shouldn't all software be open-source to ensure safety through transparency?

I spend 99 percent of my time in Linux but I need to use Windows for University. A lot of the programs they use run like rubbish in a VM and Wine etc. If I wanted to ensure privacy and use Tor I would certainly not be running it in Windows. Do they not realize the point of Tor is completely lost when running it in Windows? I can't wait for the day I can delete my Windows drive but for now it can stay air gapped and used when absolutely essential to my work.

I like your level of detail but these are the only videos I watch on 1.75 speed, don't do the typical youtube cuts but.. yeah Thanks for the content

Thanks for the in-depth analysis on this phone, you made some valid warnings. Making the Android software proprietary is a big no-sell point.

The guy's body language screams deception.

MO is FED confirmed NOD

One good use of LLMs would be a tool to make sense of code changes for people with no coding experience nor familiarity with projects with a massive code base like Thor, people could send code snippets and get a response if it is actually a threat for their privacy and or security. Maybe some based dev could use one of the Open Source models to train into looking specifically privacy invasion or attempted deanonymization for the users.

Whats with that weird gap in the tor network's chart? Did the entire network get taken down for a little bit?

I hope someone has already asked them for the source code for their open source-derived 'proprietary' operating system, to see if they are complying with its license. Everything he says about supply chain and proprietary screams 'I don't know what I'm talking about'. The interviewer unwittingly hits the mark when he responds with 'incredible', these claims have no credibility at all.

Ai model looking clean

The website even reads like theyre copsplaining something to you. Like theyre saying a whole lot of words but the words have absolutely no meaning and skirt around the entire premise of the situation.

Your KZfaq really growing up, don't stop grinding

Just got home and theres a MentalOutlaw vid??? Nice 👍

that guy gives me 99.99% a glowie vibe. I would not trust, trust me guy. this is absolutely a FBI / CIA back door. DO NOT BUY THIS. But funny for them, nobody has the money to spend so much on a new phone from an Unknown company lol anybody would spent that kind of money of a legit company haha

Glowing brighter than the unmatched power of the sun

What a wild crossover seeing Shawn Ryan podcast on here

Lol running tor on windows

That phone smells like a honey pot.

Thanks for the video but I have to say that that's a great classic Habsburg beard. Go for it!

13:31 it is, Signal changes keys every message. Well it's a bit more complicated than that but it does change keys every message

>Glow Prince: "nah bruh, you don't need signal - we have our own proprietary app for that. Trust me, bro - we'll never sell your info like we sold our bodies when I was still fighting age"

The webcam is very nice! Hope you continue with this type of content.

Let’s not forget that Apple now has a “feature”, which enables machine learning to analyze the screen buffer (aka screenshot of everything displayed on the screen) unencrypted. So, they can read all sensitive data.

Just give me a phone with no camera at all. With a microphone that I can either physically and or digitally mute. A phone that doesn’t spy on me and collect data/track me. A smart phone that’s actually smart and innovative. With new tech hardware and software. A hardy, tough phone than can take a beating. A more ergonomic shaped phone. Not every phone has to be a thin rectangle. I have so many cool ideas…. A phone that was designed to fit my hand like a glove, a phone that does what all the basics, but that is not too basic, like a dumb phone. A phone that doesn't emit anything harmful. A phone with a screen/display that doesn't negatively affect your eyes. Most phones are literally the same. A thin rectangle with a camera and a touchscreen. They all use the same handful of OSs/software. Literally no hardware innovation. just like other industries, the mega corpos like apple, samsung, etc. are all owned by the same ppl, the globohomos looking to do whatever evil thing it is they are doing. Wheres the creativity? wheres the innovation?? It's almost impossible to compete in the phone sector. will you create your own chips? they wont allow you to. What network will your phone connect to? they wont let you connect. Free ppl arent allowed to compete in certain industries, this is one of them. Just try and make a competitor, theyll find a way to stop you. If we allow them....

All this is hanging on the fact he was a Navy SEAL and survived Hell Week. Doesn’t make him a tech expert or an elite hacker. I was in the Marines, but that doesn’t translate that I’m the next Tony Stark or have thousands of connections with shady government officials in the NSA…😂 Secure is such a relative term. I call BS on Erik Prince. He fell into disgrace after his unit mercs went rogue during combat escorts shooting civilians with immunity. Scott Helvenston was a reality show Navy SEAL (Combat Missions - one season) killed and strung on a bridge working for Prince. You can also see some SEAL work out vids on KZfaq by Scott before he deployed. RIP Scott Helvenston Semper Fi

This phone’s going to need your SSN to unlock and your latest search history to reset your password!

Might as well get this phone and save on my electricity bill, it glows bright enough to keep my house lit.

UP phone is a honeypot for pay-triots.

Onion

What similar alternatives eould you consider for a privacy orented phone then?

Will you ever have the "Come and Find it" shirt available in long sleeve? Seems like all the others have long sleeve just not that one.

When I grow up I want to be like mental outlaw

This guy glows so bright i have to look away