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I think there's an element here that has a lot of relevance to HN, although it's not called out in the headline: The seizure of phones. I think we all understan
by gwillen 13y ago
I think there's an element here that has a lot of relevance to HN, although it's not called out in the headline: The seizure of phones. I think we all understand that the evidence on those phones will never see the light of day, and that nobody will ever be prosecuted for its destruction. But it would be easy to prevent that outcome -- just ensure that the evidence is transmitted to the cloud before it can be destroyed. There are already apps that do this, but the ones I've seen aren't designed for a life-or-death situation, and can't be counted on to do it reliably. Do we have any that can?