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If you are forced to unlock the phone, then whatever is in the phone is accessible! If you have laptop, you can encrypt it with veracrypt that gives you plausi
by aborsy 3y ago
If you are forced to unlock the phone, then whatever is in the phone is accessible!
If you have laptop, you can encrypt it with veracrypt that gives you plausible deniability. Unfortunately it’s not available in LUKS or bit locker. It’s similar to login into a dummy account. Phones could also implement such system, but they haven’t yet. I don’t know if you can hide apps.
Face or fingerprint ID protects some data. The rest, remote wipe, but the thief may not give you enough time.
But they could just ask you for your bank account information!
- thelastparadise 3y ago> veracrypt This can't be trusted.
- aborsy 3y agoInteresting. Can you clarify? It’s a fork of TrueCrypt, which was reviewed by an academic cryptographer (Matthew D. Green) a decade ago.