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Sure, but this is a false equivalency. A car and phone are completely different issues. Cars also have “valet modes to lock things down”.
by ganoushoreilly 4y ago
Sure, but this is a false equivalency. A car and phone are completely different issues. Cars also have “valet modes to lock things down”.
- chatmasta 4y agoSo do modern phones. A locked iPhone is more secure than most cars, in terms of the ability for anyone to break into it.
- throwaway675309 4y agoThere are more types of phones than just iPhones, and there have been enough high profile incidences of zero day exploits that allow you to exfiltrate data from a locked phone to give a reasonably security conscious person pause to just hand over their phone to a stranger. Even if you think of the people you're giving the phone to are trust worthy there's just no good goddamn reason to risk it.