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> It doesn't activate unless you look at the lock screen, so you can just refuse to look at it? Have you ever been detained? As far as I'm concerned, "refuse
by chimeracoder 9y ago
> It doesn't activate unless you look at the lock screen, so you can just refuse to look at it?
Have you ever been detained?
As far as I'm concerned, "refuse to look at it" is useful as a prevention tactic as not having any lock at all.
- AdamJacobMuller 9y agoBy that metric it is just as useful as "I won't give you my password" and "I won't touch the phone" https://xkcd.com/538/ https://xkcd.com/538/
- chimeracoder 9y ago[deleted]
- dragonwriter 9y agoThe de jure position should, if really established as true, be readily supportable by appropriate citation, so I don't feel much need to extend trust.
- new299 9y agohuh... is touchID more useful? Is a PIN more useful? I'm honestly curious, what's the difference between "I refuse to look at my phone" and "I refuse to enter my PIN" when being detained?