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We do not have control over the extra "security" proprietary chip Pixels have. Yet these shills cheer Pixels and Graphene every single day.
I didn't know that, my google-fu turned up nothing do you have a link with more info?
Titan M (and M2 since 7 series) in Pixel phones are proprietary security chips solely found in Pixels and made by Google, a CIA shell company. There is no way to know what they process or do with the data stored in phone storage, and there is no reason why anything proprietary from western Big Tech should be trusted, that we cannot neuter/restrict.
I assumed this was common understanding among privacy folks.