Could someone help me understand? I‘ve read multiple times in this discussion: > Many (most?) people have more private information on their phones than they do

Could someone help me understand? I‘ve read multiple times in this discussion: > Many (most?) people have more private information on their phones than they do in their house But I can‘t think of any in my situation. Regarding data, almost all is available on my PC and tablet as well, both staying at home most of the time and with security features that can be bypassed with enough time/effort. Moreover, photos, handwritten notes, purchase receipts, bills, love letters and so on are all at my home or accessible through my home, but not necessarily stored on my phone. Digital traces about my communications and travel are available through numerous service providers (mail, cell, isp) ... no need to break into my phone, either. So, what is the private data only available on everyone’s phones but not in their homes? Unsynced, not backuped private notes and photos never shared with anyone else? Am I missing something (honest question)?