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Xiaomi does give your data over to Chinese government. I would pick Samsung over Xiaomi any day.
Oh boy, i DonT gIve dAta tO GoveErnmen. I hope you’re using Google Pixel with GrapheneOS. Google can easily blacklist Pixel phones when it was sold outside their market. Samsung and Xiaomi can just inject bloatwares on their devices and request permissions. They are just the same, bad boys.
Oops. Sorry buddy! I don’t use MIUI native/built-in apps. I disabled them right away through ADB.
Mi Browser is the shittiest mobile browser anyway. As for data collection, Qualcomm collects data from the devices where their SoC built:
thanksnextdnslulz
So you won’t buy a Samsung because it may allow remote access, but the first thing you do on your phone is to remove as much access and problematic software as possible since it’s riddled with it.
Just keep arguing with yourself, I won’t stop you.
Lol. The irony of recommending a Chinese brand over Samsung because of concerns of what they’ll do with your data/wanting control is hilarious.
Samsung might shut down your phone remotely. Xiaomi does give your data over to Chinese government. I would pick Samsung over Xiaomi any day.
Oh boy, i DonT gIve dAta tO GoveErnmen. I hope you’re using Google Pixel with GrapheneOS. Google can easily blacklist Pixel phones when it was sold outside their market. Samsung and Xiaomi can just inject bloatwares on their devices and request permissions. They are just the same, bad boys.
Oops.
https://www.phonearena.com/news/xiaomi-browsers-have-backdoors_id124332
Sorry buddy! Maybe next time research your phone manufacturer.
Oops. Sorry buddy! I don’t use MIUI native/built-in apps. I disabled them right away through ADB.
Mi Browser is the shittiest mobile browser anyway. As for data collection, Qualcomm collects data from the devices where their SoC built: thanks nextdns lulz
So you won’t buy a Samsung because it may allow remote access, but the first thing you do on your phone is to remove as much access and problematic software as possible since it’s riddled with it.
Just keep arguing with yourself, I won’t stop you.
Nah, bruh. I’m not arguing. I’m content with my current device with my own threat model. You?
There was also an article recently about them preventing people from unlocking the phone without submitting a request with personal information etc