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It's pretty stupid to get paranoid over this. As GP pointed out if you logged out then it's very unlikely that they will get access.
by maverick_iceman 10y ago
It's pretty stupid to get paranoid over this. As GP pointed out if you logged out then it's very unlikely that they will get access.
- w00tw00tw00t 10y agoI think it's pretty stupid to consider any consumer device to be secure enough. I did hear on HN some time before that interview that some USB device can be used to bypass the lock screen, which was the basis for my worrying. Now, some are saying in this thread that it is possible (or at least was at the time) while others saying that it is not (and was not) -- Even an educated sample of tech folks cannot make up their mind, so there is (or at least was) room for justified concern... no?
- andreyf 10y agoI think the consensus is that it's possible, but expensive. So like, nation-state espionage yes, corporate espionage no. But anyone who actually knows anything won't be talking about it on HN ;)