This company states that privacy is very important to them. It's also to me.
But now I'm wondering, what's the purpose of the killswitch besides having no wifi-connection for a certain period of time?
I mean, when you switch back to enable wifi again, everything you did on your computer during 'airgap-time' is still there, waiting to be compromised by corps/govs? Isn't it?
Please correct me if I'm wrong. I'm really curious to this concept.
But now I'm wondering, what's the purpose of the killswitch besides having no wifi-connection for a certain period of time?
I mean, when you switch back to enable wifi again, everything you did on your computer during 'airgap-time' is still there, waiting to be compromised by corps/govs? Isn't it?
Please correct me if I'm wrong. I'm really curious to this concept.
P.S. I really dig the design of their laptops.
edit: Changed markup and added P.S.