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Ubuntu should develop shadow accounts - the user will log in to a completely different account of the same login depending on password. That is if someone force
by intricatedetail 6y ago
Ubuntu should develop shadow accounts - the user will log in to a completely different account of the same login depending on password. That is if someone forces you to log in you could use different password and pretend it is your stuff.
- lightgreen 6y agoJust create second account. This feature you describe is needed like to one in a million users.
- zaphirplane 6y agoTrue, Not many actually need it. A 2nd account with all the disk space would raise some questions Then again checks foil hat, that’s what you want us to believe ;)
- intricatedetail 6y agoYou dont need it now but in the future it could be crucial to have some enclave of freedom. Also when the drive is encrypted it is not possible to tell how much data it really contains.
- intricatedetail 6y agoSecond account will have a different login so when referenced with other metadata it may tell that it is not in fact your main account. Not sure why people are opposed to measures that increase privacy?
- lightgreen 6y ago> Not sure why people are opposed to measures that increase privacy? Because small increased of privacy should not result in huge usability decrease.