For context, this video got me a little spooked about my current OS, I never was super comfortable with their “overnight update” style despite it being more secure. How do they prevent unsafe binaries from a rouge employee being pushed to the device, deviating from / hidden in its open source roots, I know manually self-compiling to validate is complicated and may get diffrent results than the official rom. If I need to switch away, what to? I need update integrity over speed. Also Magisk would be nice.

  • @[email protected]
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    91 year ago

    This comment explains the drama and concerns pretty well. In short, the problematic lead stepped down and there isn’t really a reason to discredit the dev team as a whole.

    As far as auditing goes, the code is available on GitHub. Only slightly joking, following release updates would be a good way to see what’s changing at a high level.

    • @Plopp
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      11 year ago

      Did you link the wrong comment?

      • Dataprolet
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        21 year ago

        Don’t think so, it links to the statement by thehatedone, right?

      • @[email protected]
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        11 year ago

        It should be right, like Dataprolet said. Lemmy’s handling of linked comments can be confusing though.