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The best is to have a secret phone like secure folder or private space. Thus you are protected even if someone makes you unlock the phone.
by isodude 7y ago
The best is to have a secret phone like secure folder or private space. Thus you are protected even if someone makes you unlock the phone.
- Lucadg 7y agoCould you elaborate?
- ivix 7y agoSamsung Knox for example. Defence in depth.
- isodude 7y agoHuawei Private Space Use another password to unlock the private space. Samsung Knox (secure folder) App hidden as a normal app (can be renamed as something completely normal) Both have separated contacts / app store etc and are separated with support from the hardware.
- HeWhoLurksLate 7y agoLike a full second phone? Easily noticeable via Wireshark. Like a folder? Probably noticeable with a utility like WinDirStat. Like a separate user? Can the other one install apps? If so, you're likely done for if someone gets access to the one account. Also there's this [1] to consider, as well. I hate shooting privacy ideas down. Unfortunately, that's all I have to contribute this time. [1] https://xkcd.com/1200/ https://xkcd.com/1200/
- isodude 7y agoWell depends I guess. After using it I like the idea with Huawei Private Space. You need to unlock the phone with a different biometric/password to get notifications even. So separate storage / user / app store. Samsung Knox is a bit more seamless, you can choose how much you share (like copy & paste). In case you are made to do it both can fool goverment to accept that you phone is clean with the correct setup.