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> What if doing so requires a key stored on a computer at home? Or if the system has a duress password that restores plausible-seeming crap? All that sounds li
by vatotemking 10y ago
> What if doing so requires a key stored on a computer at home? Or if the system has a duress password that restores plausible-seeming crap?
All that sounds like a UX nightmare.
The point is its all moot solving this at a technological level.
- khedoros1 10y ago> All that sounds like a UX nightmare. It does, but that wasn't the point I was trying to make. > The point is its all moot solving this at a technological level. If I'm reading that right, it's closer to what I was thinking when I wrote my comment. We can come up with a bunch of clever solutions, someone else can shoot them down with plausible scenarios, but regardless, some asshole at the border can still say "I don't believe your phone's blank, and I don't believe you don't have a Twitter/Facebook/etc account. So, you'll need to restore your phone and give us your social media passwords to get out of here"