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We are not tracking users. Please provide proof.
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It's plainly visible in the updater code. That's the proof. You're exposing users to the risk of being targeted with malicious updates. You're selling them a fake 'hardened' product based on poorly copying the work of others without actually understanding most of it. It's sad.
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I thought you said the code was closed source? Which is it?
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CopperheadOS is closed source. Are you seriously trying to argue otherwise? The sources are not publicly available and Copperhead denied access to the code to a Whonix developer who asked to audit it.
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Source code is not required to look at the compiled code of an app. The Updater app is written in Java and the decompiled code is high-level and easy to read, as is the case with other apps. Closed source doesn't mean people can't figure out what's going on.
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You’re wrong and I’m bored of your incessant harassment.
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CopperheadOS is a closed source OS scamming users. Can't expect much. I like how he blocks me to prevent replying to tweets he's putting as replies to my thread. You aren't going to get much more than misdirection and lies from Copperhead and their resellers.
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If there isn't someone around who knows better, they can get away with duping people. This is what happened in the Samourai Wallet Telegram rooms where James Donaldson spent years playing the long con, taking credit for my work and now scamming the community there out of money.
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It's sad. I don't know what to do about it. I initially tried to explain to people what was happened. A few people like this were highly offended by having the other side of the story presented after years of only hearing what James Donaldson had to say about it all.
I think it's pretty sad that people can't see through superficial charm and manipulation. It appears most people can see through Copperhead's fraud, but unfortunately they find enough people they can dupe. Privacy and security shouldn't just be a way to market/brand products...
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