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And BigTech's cloud (who will have no problem sharing it with the authorities). And when all your keys are on the device, it also becomes a lot easier for the g
by webmobdev 4y ago
And BigTech's cloud (who will have no problem sharing it with the authorities). And when all your keys are on the device, it also becomes a lot easier for the government to access all your internet accounts by getting access to the device.
- jackson1442 4y agoThey're end-to-end encrypted. Did you read the article? This is the same threat model as password managers, which are generally approved of on HN.
- jrm4 4y agoYeah, I think HN is mostly wrong about those as well. :)
- tjoff 4y agoYou can backup your password manager. You don't have to depend on the cloud for your password manager.
- webmobdev 4y agoWho cares if it is "end-to-end encrypted" if the device with all your keys / credentials can be easily used to access all your online accounts? (And no online service forces me to use a password manager).