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> They can hold onto it, and never return it. They can deface it. All of that is a possibility. But they can't potentially look at your banking app, read priva
by barbazoo 1y ago
> They can hold onto it, and never return it. They can deface it. All of that is a possibility.
But they can't potentially look at your banking app, read private notes, messages and emails, operate your home automation, look at your calendar, etc. if all they have is a plastic card.
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- magnetic 1y agoThey can't do that either with Wallet items. That's kind of the point: you can hand over your phone with a wallet item "unlocked" and visible on the screen, and that's all they'll have access to.
- barbazoo 1y agoSure but then you've already given them your phone after which you don't know what happens. Plus it's a lot of leverage for them to have it, e.g. "unlock or you won't get it back".
- iamnothere 1y agoUntil they covertly plug it in to the Cellebrite unit back in the patrol car.