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I agree that I dont like that system (and may be the reason that it hasnt been done), but I'm not fully sure of alternatives either. But, I dont think a client

by bisby 10y ago

I agree that I dont like that system (and may be the reason that it hasnt been done), but I'm not fully sure of alternatives either. But, I dont think a client should transition from one to the other either. I often just get up and walk away from my computer with chats in the background. I wouldnt want to have to tell it to transition.

languagewars 10y ago
If you always have one device with you that you trust (your phone) then it can seemlessly transition to duplicating and accepting (some) content to other devices you trust less as you encouter them, in a temporary/renewing fashion. There can be lots of levels of convenience verse paranoia in that kind of system. If you treat multiple devices equally (even when you routinely leave them unatended) then things quickly fall apart and no paranoia helps. You could look at kerberos for an example of this style of loaning limited tickets for credentials.