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Question

jslave written in kernel version on android phone

May 10, 2018 12:49AM PDT

my previous phone and current phone have the kernel version written as this
3.10.65 +
jslave@WUH100013812#1
and
3.18.19+
jslave@WUH1000103115#1
huawei said it wasn't a kernel version but were useless, they actually had no idea and said just don't worry about it.
however after 5 years and over 20 phones,being somehow controlled,wiped,blocked,hacked,whatever you want to call it,i am doing my best to put a stop to it,please do not think i am a paroid fool,ive had phones that need factory resets to allow messages through,Vodafone constantly give me codes to unblock phone calls etc and last year I had 4 phones in a row wiped and then die on me. what I am hoping for is that in finding this jslave in my kernel that it is something that can lead to busting these ********. Does anyone have any answers for me, please?

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Clarification Request
Have you checked......
May 10, 2018 1:51AM PDT

...XDA_ Developers.com ??? You might get more feedback on that website.

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Answer
Nod to XDA forums.
May 10, 2018 10:35AM PDT

And Reddit forums about kernels.