[aleph_minus_one]

> If that ever happened I would nerd up on low level architectures. Get a job in a trusted company. Leak the keys.

> The only worthy cause to apply my patience to.

This already happened for smartphones.

Concerning your first claim: Did you attempt to get a job at such a company to leak the keys?

Concerning your second claim: Did you already invest lots of personal ressources for this cause?

[badsectoracula]

> This already happened for smartphones.

Sadly even in tech many people do not seem to see smartphones as real computers.

[Semaphor]

Not GP, and don’t have their patience anyway. But while I see them as real computers, they aren’t any that I enjoy using, so I care relatively little for them.

[aleph_minus_one]

> But while I see them as real computers, they aren’t any that I enjoy using, so I care relatively little for them.

If you/people were brutally willing to crack them open, the "enjoyability" of using them for "hacker-minded people" could be improved insanely.

[Semaphor]

No, because they’d still lack a physical keyboard and a large screen ;)