← Back to context Comment by streb-lo 5 hours ago Probably because carriers don't want a bunch of poorly secured devices on their networks. 4 comments streb-lo Reply lytedev 3 hours ago Can't you get USB modems and cram a SIM inside? Are carrier networks really more scary than the internet at large? gruez 5 hours ago They don't seem to put much effort in proactively blocking residential VPNs though? dsr_ 5 hours ago Counter-evidence: the Google Play Store, which is a wretched hive of scum and villainy.And also malware. armadyl 1 hour ago Counter-evidence: Repos such as AURThat blast radius coupled with (non-Android) Linux's atrocious security is a far worse option
lytedev 3 hours ago Can't you get USB modems and cram a SIM inside? Are carrier networks really more scary than the internet at large?
gruez 5 hours ago They don't seem to put much effort in proactively blocking residential VPNs though?
dsr_ 5 hours ago Counter-evidence: the Google Play Store, which is a wretched hive of scum and villainy.And also malware. armadyl 1 hour ago Counter-evidence: Repos such as AURThat blast radius coupled with (non-Android) Linux's atrocious security is a far worse option
armadyl 1 hour ago Counter-evidence: Repos such as AURThat blast radius coupled with (non-Android) Linux's atrocious security is a far worse option
Can't you get USB modems and cram a SIM inside? Are carrier networks really more scary than the internet at large?
They don't seem to put much effort in proactively blocking residential VPNs though?
Counter-evidence: the Google Play Store, which is a wretched hive of scum and villainy.
And also malware.
Counter-evidence: Repos such as AUR
That blast radius coupled with (non-Android) Linux's atrocious security is a far worse option