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According to http://www.phonearena.com/news/Surprise-surprise-Russian-YotaPhone-comes-with-a-backdoor-for-the-KGB-to-spy-on-you_id69930 YotaPhone is required to have a backdoor to be allowed to be sold in Russia
"The FSB will have access [to users' information]. We don't have the right to sell phones on the market in any other way - otherwise, the devices could be used by terrorists, criminals," said Chemezov.
Where is Jolla's backdoor? Does this only apply to Russian companies?
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According to http://www.phonearena.com/news/Surprise-surprise-Russian-YotaPhone-comes-with-a-backdoor-for-the-KGB-to-spy-on-you_id69930 YotaPhone is required to have a backdoor to be allowed to be sold in Russia
"The FSB will have access [to users' information]. We don't have the right to sell phones on the market in any other way - otherwise, the devices could be used by terrorists, criminals," said Chemezov.
Where is Jolla's backdoor? Does this only apply to Russian companies?
Update: For those wondering where this came from the original interview transcript is http://www.vedomosti.ru/business/characters/2015/06/01/594526-mi-poluchili-vozmozhnost-sozdat-vsyo-svoe - if that is not fake already (no idea how credible they are) the translation seems legit