9,000 pre-orders.

[cat@fed.cat.scot]

@jolla it would be 9001 if it could only make WiFi calls as well.

[me@joshuastrobl.social]

@djbiker @jolla dkb as in Danske Bank? The banking app itself works (Mobiilipankki here in Finland) but Danske ID doesn't. Have to get one of those TOTP things from Danske Bank.

The alternative would be Jolla reporting to apps that pin code locking is enabled, that is the only issue preventing newer releases from working. Older ones before they did that check no longer work (as me how I know 🫠).

[djbiker@social.vivaldi.net]

@me @jolla No, deutsche Kredit Bank in Germany....

[lexinova@cyberplace.social]

@jolla they also choose a phone that data can be easily extracted from by any person they meet.

congrats to them to pay for a lack of security ... i guess.

[joseamastodon@mastodont.cat]

@jolla too expensive for me, sorry.

[me@joshuastrobl.social]

@djbiker @jolla Ah TIL. 2.43.1 A1 dmz 20251219 was reported to work according to https://forum.sailfishos.org/t/banking-apps-on-sailfish-os/18438

[me@joshuastrobl.social]

@djbiker @jolla To answer your question about NFC, NFC payments don't work.

[djbiker@social.vivaldi.net]

@me @jolla thks for your answer & Support!

[hummel@stpauli.social]

@lexinova @jolla how?

[lexinova@cyberplace.social]

@Hummel @jolla i won't make ads for alternative, but let's say it miss an hardware to effectively secure the data.

[antti98@mastodon.social]

@lexinova @Hummel @jolla Glad that you didn't advertise north american options! Don't actually know if there is also European options in this non spoken category, is there?

But to the point here, do you think that this "flaw" is super important for wide masses? For opposition activist, journalist etc. who might have real danger, I would encourage some other options, but for average Sven in Europe I think this protects them by their biggest thread factor = North american data mining just fine

[antti98@mastodon.social]

@aho @jolla Jolla is soon publishing the bluetooth support for AAS and they have mentioned similar solution could make the NFC work. Maybe in the (hopefully not that distant) future, we will see. Currently there is already workaround for bluetooth, but non for NFC

[aho@ioc.exchange]

@Antti98 @jolla then maybe next phone then, I'll keep my 👀 open for posts in the forum.

[lexinova@cyberplace.social]

@Antti98 @Hummel @jolla the only secure version i know come from Canada, but many prefer avoid them for strange reason (like i care if their social is kind or not all i want is a secure os)

[dan@social.coop]

@lexinova @Antti98 @Hummel @jolla can you show any documentation that shows how the jolla phone is „a phone that data can be easily extracted from by any person they meet“?

„any person they meet“ is such a ludicrous threshold that it would mean an instant 10.0 CVSS score. So please, show us the CVE link where this exploit is described or erase that statement in your previous toot

[lexinova@cyberplace.social]

@dan @Antti98 @Hummel @jolla it's not a vulnerability you don't need one.

jolla phone miss some hardware security, that was invented after people found a way to extract data from phone, both modern android and modern ios have those hardware protection ... but not ... jolla

[dan@social.coop]

@lexinova @Antti98 @Hummel this is still extremely vague. It even sounds as you’d define „any person you meet“ as „any person that can snatch my phone away from me“

[lexinova@cyberplace.social]

@dan @Antti98 @Hummel yet again i won't go to the detail as i don't know your techical level, but you can search about :

Hardware memory tagging (ARM MTE)
Hardware-based coarse grained Control Flow Integrity (CFI)

the missing do not allow direct hack but with their slow security update, it's certain this device will (if not already) be on automatic hacking hardware (celebrite or hacker's equivalent).

[dan@social.coop]

@lexinova @Antti98 @Hummel oh, so you define „any person you meet“ with „anyone who can take away my phone and plug it into celebrite hardware (or equivalent)“

[lexinova@cyberplace.social]

@dan yes, because anyone you meed can steal a phone without you even seeing it.

also without those security some RCE become possible (and yet again no timely update = hack).

but yeah if you want an insecure phone feel free.

but i will never recommend it until they secure their crap