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h1. GalaxyS3I9300PrivacySecurityEvaluation Note that this information may or may not be exhaustive. It also may or may not contain all known issues or good point about this device. Freedom issues on the Galaxy S 3 (I9300): * The Proprietary hardware is proprietary. * Some peripherals do require proprietary firmwares to work, Proprietary firmwares, some of which have to be loaded by the system: [[GalaxyS3I9300LoadedFirmwares]] * The Proprietary modem system * Proprietary bootrom is proprietary. * The bootloader is proprietary Proprietary and signed: signed bootloader: [[GalaxyS3I9300Bootloader]] Modem related: * Flight mode: The modem is isolated: ** It doesn't use shared memory with the CPU, instead it uses an "HSIC" bus. ** We are not aware of it being able to access the GPS, but it woulnd't be surprising if it still could (by having a direct connection to it). ** It has no access to the other CPU peripherals. * The modem runs non-free software, which is loaded but not shipped by Replicant. * When using flight mode, The main CPU has to ask the modem to power itself off.