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> (but may store data on their phone, in case it is searched..) Or other apps cooperate to exfiltrate.
by aaaaaaaaata 5y ago
> (but may store data on their phone, in case it is searched..)
Or other apps cooperate to exfiltrate.
- melony 5y agoOnly if you are on Android using the write to SD storage permission or if you explicitly enabled integration with third party services on iOS. By default the apps (on iOS at least) have their data rather tightly sandboxed.
- atoav 5y agoTightly enough for a state trojan used in investigating "murder"?
- melony 5y agoIf you have a state level adversary with easy access to zero days then all bets are off. There is no way to attain true security without formally verifying the entire software and hardware stack from the lowest level networking baseband to the userland applications. The alternative is to have a specialised airgapped hardware health tracker that is inaccessible without physical interaction.