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Which is why phones should have duress passcode capability but that's another rant.
by dreamcompiler 1y ago
Which is why phones should have duress passcode capability but that's another rant.
- jen20 1y agoWhat exactly do you think the wrench-holder would do upon discovering the use of this?
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- dylan604 1y agostop hitting you with the wrench as it is no longer a useful option
- jen20 1y agoBecause people willing to hit you with a wrench to recover a password are definitely going to stop when they discover that you actually destroyed the thing they were looking for, thus "getting one over" on them... Although to be fair, they might just switch to a pistol at that point. After all, you are no longer useful once the data has gone.
- conception 1y agoThey do to some extent. Holding the side button + volume button together until you see the power-off slider also temporarily disables Face ID / Touch ID, requiring the device passcode for unlocking. You can also set your phone to erase after ten failed passcodes.
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