Comment Re:Wut? (Score 1) 50
No not wrong. You just applied a more stringent requirement. It's common in some places.
We are speaking about the South Korean Military. Not Some places.
They cannot use your idea of Androids are secure enough, unless the South Korean never deals with any classified information. As an ally of the USA, that would be very strange indeed.
I know that the Pine and Purism offerings have hardware switches, But every phone would have to be inspected to insure the switches are in the right position. Any meeting I had responsibility would have every cell and smartphone and recording device left outside. My meeting, DOD and my rules.
You are twisting yourself into a knot trying to talk about more or less stringent. It's military, Any military deal in classified information, and unless you disable everything that a smartphone does, the proceeds of the classified meeting can be recorded and disseminated to adversaries.
It can even happen at non classified meetings with NDA's. What level of security are these phones secure at? Even then, We're talking about military.