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I don't think I'd be comfortable even giving them my phone unless I can wipe it first.
by Johnny555 6y ago
I don't think I'd be comfortable even giving them my phone unless I can wipe it first.
- HenryBemis 6y agoI was thinking the exact same thing. I am giving my phone, that has photos of my home, family, loved ones, addressees, etc. etc. to someone who has a criminal past. It is like giving your kid's photo to a pedophile. I prefer if offenders handle my food instead of shitloads of private and sensitive data.
- TrainedMonkey 6y agoTurning off a modern phone should make it virtually impregnable to non-state actors. Do you have specific evidence that points otherwise?
- Johnny555 6y agoIt's not clear why I have to provide evidence that my phone has any vulnerabilities to justify being my being uncomfortable handing it to a stranger with a known criminal past. Security comes in layers and one of those layers is physical security.
- throwaway888abc 6y agoHow about swap of parts / chips / batteries ? Damaged vs new vs be-broken-soon ? Same people make very good living of it. Customer retention and profit^2. Poor those non geeks souls.