[mimsee]

I wonder where they've set the bar in terms of security. Are the phones 99% manufactured in China, but ship two pieces, screw them together and call it 'Made in EU'. Are the phones shipped in some tamper evident bags or have anti-interdiction like Librem 5[0]? Have they build any advanced security features for the phone, or is it mainly for ticking a box in some compliance 'yes yes, a local made phone'.

[0]: https://puri.sm/posts/anti-interdiction-on-the-librem-5-usa/

[Maakuth]

The current HMD models are being manufactured by Foxconn in China and there's also a wide range of Foxconn middleware running on the phones. Foxconn also has a factory in Hungary, so probably the manufacturing partner is the same for these European made models too. I don't know if there's any difference in the security posture.

[adev_]

Foxconn is Taiwanese.

I would take Taiwanese hardware made on European ground over stuff made in the PRC anytime.

[nwah1]

True, but Foxconn has factories in the PRC

[stuaxo]

The Nokia phones were "Android One" at least when the one I'm typing this was made so should be straightforward Android.

The main change I do is to use Niagara launcher and Firefox browser.

[gen3]

Purism doesn't do anything to secure the connection between their supplier and themselves, so I don't think I would consider them the best example: https://www.reddit.com/r/Purism/comments/my8u2l/psa_librem_1...