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If a keyboard is the attack vector, what I don't get is: why not suggest people lock their phones and charge them when they're locked? Or maybe even shut them d
by dataflow 4y ago
If a keyboard is the attack vector, what I don't get is: why not suggest people lock their phones and charge them when they're locked? Or maybe even shut them down and charge them before booting. Is there any reason not to suggest those? It certainly seems more practical than telling people they're out of luck, unless there are other attack vectors - in which case, what are they?
- jerlam 4y agoMost people use public charging ports are the same ones who want to use their phone while charging. Physical security is also a consideration, I wouldn't really suggest that people leave their phones plugged into the wall in a public or semi-public place.