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My suggestion is to make phones secure by default, and if you need to track someone then use a network of cameras in public areas.
by techntoke 8y ago
My suggestion is to make phones secure by default, and if you need to track someone then use a network of cameras in public areas.
- dane-pgp 8y agoBetter yet, scrap the network of cameras and employ a load of uniformed, unarmed police officers wearing body cams. (The cameras should default to deleting footage after a few hours, unless the officer presses a button to save it, and all arrests not recorded due to "missing" footage are deemed invalid). This helps communities to feel the reassurance of a trusted police presence, creates local jobs, and provides a decentralised alternative to having a single network controlled by a few hidden, unaccountable individuals. Putting a human conscience behind every single camera seems like a good way to prevent tyranny and encourage whistle-blowers.
- 794CD01 8y agoYep, just shoulder surf the passcode the user enters on the train, or read their fingerprints/retinal patterns off their body and print it out onto your key material.