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This relies on the security of my phone OS, which I trust much less than my desktop's.
by mintplant 9y ago
This relies on the security of my phone OS, which I trust much less than my desktop's.
- hdhzy 9y agoI wonder why is that? Apps on the phone are by default sandboxed and there is no way to get root (instead of running the exploit).
- mintplant 9y agoLack of updates from OEMs, and a general lack of attention to security on the part of the same, at least on Android. Many devices still haven't received the patch for last month's Broadcom vulnerability, for example.
- libeclipse 9y agoI have a Nexus 6P, and I'd trust the security on it a million times more than on my Arch-Linux desktop.
- danielrhodes 9y agoIf you store things in the secure enclave of the device on iOS, it is likely much more secure.