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Deadmans-switch, nice. I always had a weird fascination for that kind of mechanism, because it inverts the whole situation. Where before you have to actively wi
by atoav 3mo ago
Deadmans-switch, nice. I always had a weird fascination for that kind of mechanism, because it inverts the whole situation. Where before you have to actively wipe a phone, now them taking your phone may be the mechanism that triggers the wipe.
- bilegeek 3mo agoIs it legally better? Absolutely. But all they have to do is say "they did this as a legal workaround for that" and you're no better off, at least not without spending the same amount on lawyers. You can't out-tech your way around a corrupt system, they will find a way to get you.
- 8note 3mo agoif you have it running constantly, i dont think that argument can be made id expect that youd be ordered to retain the data though, if an investigation is being done
- margalabargala 3mo agoAny argument can be made, and accepted by a judge, in a sufficiently corrupt system. Like the parent said, you can't out tech this because logic ceases to be applied to laws. It instead become heads I win, tails you lose.
- atoav 3mo agoYes sure, given a sufficiently corrupt system nothing helps. Even being innocent and revealing everything won't help. But this stance amounts to giving up. Within the wiggle room a system gives us there are still ways to widen cracks or attach a lever, however small they may be.