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Apparently they're not that secretive, since you know about their internal tech, and you didn't work there and didn't even have an interview.

Pardon me for saying so, but your original comment and your responses to various requests for substantiation don't pass the bullshit test.

I'm not saying you are wrong, but I am saying you haven't remotely proven your claims to this audience.


Ok, then don't believe me. I'm just going to move on now.


>sitting on a bunch of exploits

This is an important point. We waste a lot of breath accusing people of having deliberately planted backdoors, and moving to alternatives that we think are too trustworthy to have backdoors in them.

Whether or not the programmers behave ethically, they're still going to make mistakes and write vulnerable code like everyone else, and you'd better believe the security services (and their contractors) are looking for them.


Subtle marketing.




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