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If I were a drug dealer, I think I'd take on pretty onerous risks like that. You could reconfigure the wipe interval and/or drop all sensitive data from RAM an
by scintill76 13y ago
If I were a drug dealer, I think I'd take on pretty onerous risks like that. You could reconfigure the wipe interval and/or drop all sensitive data from RAM and leave it in a safe encrypted state, as the situation requires.
You have good points. Both sides seem to be pushing for the extreme permissiveness or restriction in their respective viewpoints, but the best probably lies in between, as you say.
- chongli 13y agoDrug dealers use burners by the bucketload. They have no need for fancy smartphone encryption.
- scintill76 13y agoAnd when their burner is seized by the police, what protection do they have from all their accomplices being harvested from the contacts list? I guess the numbers can mostly be derived by subpoenaing call records from the phone company, but the names could be useful to police. I guess really smart and serious dealers are going to use cheap burners AND not save numbers, or at least only with useless (to the police) names.