Post #2691578

@plumeros@swiss.social @globcoco@mamot.fr @Uddelhexe@mastodon.online > If the manufacturer allows it, it can be reviewed. If not, no way to review the source code. In this case only reverse engineering may help. No, you have common misconceptions about open source held by people who aren't developers or security researchers. Closed source does not mean the code isn't available for anyone to review. It's not a black box and the code can still be reviewed. > I think that's no answer to the question. It's what the issue is here.