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Seems to be a classic example of the old security vs convenience tradeoff. If you want everything available all the time then there is a good chance that everyt
by upofadown 6y ago
Seems to be a classic example of the old security vs convenience tradeoff. If you want everything available all the time then there is a good chance that everything is also available to others. Smartphones by their nature are insecure and should not be trusted with important data.
- sneak 6y ago> Smartphones by their nature are insecure and should not be trusted with important data. This is false. Like any other computer, they can be configured with more secure or less/in-secure software.
- upofadown 6y agoIf you had to type in a long passphrase every time you got a text, you would no longer use a smartphone to do that anymore. So, yes, in theory you could have a locked down phone but form would follow function.
- temporallobe 6y agoThe more ways there are to access a device, the less secure it is, period.