Since I’ve started eelo.io, at the end of 2017, I had many discussions about the privacy of Chinese smartphone firmwares. Many people told me: if it’s technically possible to put some anti-privacy features into the firmware, they do it.
What would be the benefit of running eelo on such smartphones if their proprietary firmware drivers leak some personal data to corporates or to the Chinese government?
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Starting from this week, I’m going to regularly unveil a specific eelo feature we’re working one.
As Lawrence Lessig explained on January, 1st 2000,
need to eat and pay my bills. And until eelo becomes a success, with a working business model, the only way for me to finance my living doing some consulting. I’ve reduced this activity at the max but this currently takes me one day per week, or a little more.
Honestly, when I started eelo a few weeks ago, I thought that maybe it would catch the attention of a few hundreds people in my personal network, and be a cool “side-project” project for me. Nothing more…
I wanted to share a few news and thoughts to you all eelo.io supporters and backers. This past week has been fascinating.
Today, I’m bootstraping the eelo project with
I’m leaving Apple and Google