Nov. 27, 2022, 2:54 p.m. | /u/Maleficent_Advisor37

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I have read about Intel ME and how it creates a remote backdoor at such a low level of operation that you could flash and change operating systems all day to no avail. However, without specific details, I have still heard of success in dealing with the problem.

I own a Unihertz Titan cellphone with a P70 MediaTek processor. I have read in multiple places that MediaTek processors and this phone specifically are compromised in terms of privacy, since "*spyware* …

cellphone embedded privacy processor spyware

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