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Isn’t an iPhone an encrypted device? Thought I read stories of police agencies trying to hack their way in…. How about android phones? Are there any graphics
by jleyank 4y ago
Isn’t an iPhone an encrypted device? Thought I read stories of police agencies trying to hack their way in…. How about android phones? Are there any graphics or compression algorithms that could be used as encryption?
- proactivesvcs 4y agoHDMI, Thunderbolt, USB-C, DP all use encryption. And yes, Android devices. Any device that can run Windows 11 has a TPM. I wouldn't be surprised if a USB-C cable was involved in DRM crypto operations. Hard disk drives and SSDs. All modern games consoles, televisions, set-top boxes. Those Keurig coffee machines with DRM coffee capsules and all of their ilk, possibly inkjets and their cartridges. Car key fobs. The list goes on.