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100% I have built similar behavior in my [0] encrypted storage app for iOS. User creates a "duress vault" which is an ordinary vault that user can store any dat
by doh 1mo ago
100% I have built similar behavior in my [0] encrypted storage app for iOS. User creates a "duress vault" which is an ordinary vault that user can store any data they want (usually something very inconspicuous). If this vault is opened, it will wipe out all the other vaults silently without actually showing any sign of doing so and still preserving the duress vault's data. Even if snapshot of files is made, the index and keys are gone and can't be recovered.
[0] https://vaultaire.app/features/duress-mode/ https://vaultaire.app/features/duress-mode/
- Loughla 1mo agoWhat do you do that you need something like that?
- doh 1mo agoMe personally? Nothing. I added it after users asked me to solve their problem of being strip searched like this. I know some people keep crypto wallet keys in the vaults. Someone else wrote me that they carry sensitive documents they don’t want to be exposed.
- inigyou 1mo agoWhy does Apple allow this app to exist, when it banned Iceblock?
- doh 1mo agoI am no Apple, but this is not a vigilante app. All it does is to encrypt user’s own files on their own devices. There are no servers, no backend, no snooping. It uses apple’s services (icloud) for backup and user allows it, error tracking to hosted posthog.