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To be violently hyperbolic; besides impressing non-tech managers who've watched too many Nicholas Cage films, what the fuck is the point of this? If you have t
by bjackman 13y ago
To be violently hyperbolic; besides impressing non-tech managers who've watched too many Nicholas Cage films, what the fuck is the point of this?
If you have the money to commission a set of devices that self-destruct when tampered with, surely you can afford to have someone put together an Android build with encrypted data partitions?
- adrianbg 13y agohttp://www.howtogeek.com/141953/how-to-encrypt-your-android-phone-and-why-you-might-want-to/ http://www.howtogeek.com/141953/how-to-encrypt-your-android-...
- samplonius 13y agoBecause at the military level, all encryption is assumed to be compromised. Plus, it is assumed the phone may contain data of national value, so it assumed an adversary would spend unlimited resources to crack the encryption. For example, lets say "unlimited" is $100 million dollars. How many groups would spend $100 million to lets say, get details about the missile defense system in Taiwan? Plenty. As other posters have stated, this is not a phone for anyone but only very specific gov't employees.