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Prior to expiry would suggest the encryption is broken from the start. Although I do disagree on the reasonable/unreasonable angle, because I don't tend to ana
by ivl 1y ago
Prior to expiry would suggest the encryption is broken from the start.
Although I do disagree on the reasonable/unreasonable angle, because I don't tend to analogize the contents of your phone to the contents of your safe, but rather to the contents of your mind.
- wulfstan 1y agoWell I get that a significant part of our lives is wrapped up in our phones nowadays, but I still try to preserve a safe haven between my ears...mostly...