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> I'm hoping that manufactures will start building a plausible deniability user profile Deniable encryption can actually be very dangerous for people who are d
by jniedrauer 8y ago
> I'm hoping that manufactures will start building a plausible deniability user profile
Deniable encryption can actually be very dangerous for people who are detained in places where torture is used. Even if you unlock your device, law enforcement have no proof that you have unlocked your real profile[0]. This is relevant to countries where people can be detained for not unlocking their devices, like Australia.
[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deniable_encryption#Drawbacks https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deniable_encryption#Drawbacks
- gruez 8y agoHence why it needs to be the default. The some sort of problem kinda exists with encryption. If nobody encrypted their phones, having one immediately makes you a suspect. However, if everyone had an encrypted phone (default on ios/android), nobody would bat an eye.