Post #2691582

@plumeros@swiss.social @globcoco@mamot.fr @Uddelhexe@mastodon.online > Following this logic OSS wouldn't make any sense then, as users have always the binary code for execution and for review. It doesn't make it not make sense. Source code is the preferred and easiest format for modifying the code and open source provides permission to do it. That doesn't change that what you're saying about closed source software is inaccurate. Finding backdoors is also far different than looking for accidental vulnerabilities.