There's more than the device code. They're not going to open source their entire web infrastructure. They DO store your data, somewhere. Either way, you need trust.
As another example, Telegram claims to be the most secure messaging app out there. They have open-sourced their code, but what really matters is what they do with peoples' data on their servers.
> They're not going to open source their entire web infrastructure.
I think blockchain can actually solve this problem once and for all. When data is stored in decentralized nodes, much of these concerns are gone.
As another example, Telegram claims to be the most secure messaging app out there. They have open-sourced their code, but what really matters is what they do with peoples' data on their servers.
> They're not going to open source their entire web infrastructure.
I think blockchain can actually solve this problem once and for all. When data is stored in decentralized nodes, much of these concerns are gone.