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The idea of a kill switch is great if it can only be controlled by the owner of the device. (The person that purchased it to use.) But we have not solved that
by JTxt 12y ago
The idea of a kill switch is great if it can only be controlled by the owner of the device. (The person that purchased it to use.) But we have not solved that problem yet.
We are still using short passwords instead of strong private keys; we give unencrypted access of our data to cloud providers to make things easier for us.
How can ultimate authority/access of our property be made user friendly enough for joe user/sixpack?
- im3w1l 12y agoOne solution could be to prompt "do you want this computer to be able to killswitch the phone" first time you connect the phone to a computer. Under the hood it creates a shared secret that when sent to the phone bricks it.