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Fair enough. The only issue is that all (ok, most) your data is on your phone, as are your fingerprints - so if you lose it[1], in all likelihood they'll be hap
by yourad_io 12y ago
Fair enough. The only issue is that all (ok, most) your data is on your phone, as are your fingerprints - so if you lose it[1], in all likelihood they'll be happy they got a $1K device for free and wipe it, but if they were determined to get in to get (say) your SSH keys, or something... yeah. They'd need a few hours and some not-so-hard to get machinery.
[1] Especially if it is stolen. "I wasn't targeted. Was I targeted? Nah, I wasn't targeted. Just a crime of opportunity. Yes. For sure.".
- arrrg 12y agoThere is nothing valuable (expect potentially embarrassing private information that is, however, completely worthless to some random thief) on my phone that is protected by my fingerprint. The valuable stuff (especially passwords) can’t be accessed with my fingerprint. So for me personally that is irrelevant.