[Replicant] [PATCH v2][ 06/11] freedom-privacy-security-issues: Free hardware does exist today

[Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli]

Signed-off-by: Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli <GNUtoo at no-log.org>
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 			<h3>The current situation of freedom and privacy/security on mobile devices</h3>
 			<p>
-				A mobile device respecting the users' freedom would have:<ul><li>Free hardware</li><li>Free firmwares</li><li>Free modem system</li><li>Free bootrom and bootloader</li><li>Free system and applications</li></ul>Regarding <a href="#free-hardware">free hardware</a>, it doesn't quite exist as of today, or barely.
+				A mobile device respecting the users' freedom would have:<ul><li>Free hardware</li><li>Free firmwares</li><li>Free modem system</li><li>Free bootrom and bootloader</li><li>Free system and applications</li></ul>Regarding <a href="#free-hardware">free hardware</a>, it barely exist as of today.
 				Modifying hardware is nearly impossible: new versions of the hardware have to be produced, and those are expensive.
 				While producing printed circuit boards (PCBs) costs a lot of money, producing integrated circuits is out of reach.
 				A few devices come with schematics for the PCB, but that's usually as far as it gets.
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