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Originally Posted by wicket View Post
They claim that the Librem 5 is the phone that "focuses on security by design and privacy protection by default" but in reality the Neo900, with its sandboxed modem design, would be by far the better option in this category.
Do you have details on the librem5 implementation to back those claims ?
I didn't find much on this, except that the iMx6/8 doesn't exist with integrated baseband, so it will by design be separated. I don't think the memory bus of the iMx6/8 can be shared (in the idea that there are 2 chips reading/writing on the same RAM), so it would need its own memory. At this point, we are close to the Neo900 design, and the attack surface reduced a lot compared to standard phones.
The remaining things not clear is if they went with a hardware way to monitor and power down the baseband, and how the audio input is connected to it ?
 

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