itake

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by itake 2mo ago
WhatsApp was especially sketchy considering they used to automatically auto-save images to your photo album.
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by itake 2mo ago
Just out of curiosity, like what country would you not have to worry about this in? The US is quite transparent about these rules, and certainly other countries are not necessarily searching peoples phones as publicly But anytime I transit
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by itake 2mo ago
My understanding is the duress pin deletes encryption keys, but leaves the property untouched.
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by itake 2mo ago
leaving the actual evidence files untouched...
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by itake 2mo ago
can you share the link? This? https://www.eff.org/document/eff-border-search-pocket-guide ---- Seems the better strategy (for iOS) is come in with a plan to say yes to agents without pissing them off (like handing them
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by itake 2mo ago
The duress pin deletes the encryption key information used to decode the documents and does not damage the documents themselves. Not sure why the police and news are saying that he destroyed evidence, since the evidence (as it always has ex
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by itake 2mo ago
> there is nothing saying there was secondary encryption on the phone. A GrapheneOS phone stores its files encrypted. The PIN is not itself the encryption key; it is used, together with a high-entropy secret protected by the Titan M secu
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by itake 2mo ago
I know intent is a thing in law. But I'm curious what the officer specifically requested. If the officer just asked for "the pin code", without explaining what they were trying to do or which pin code, then it seems he did co
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by itake 2mo ago
Imagine a safe containing sealed envelopes written in a code that only the owner understands. The police ask for the combination. The owner provides a combination that opens the safe, but the safe’s security mechanism first destroys its con
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by itake 2mo ago
Just being silly. Owner gave permission (and the pin code) that will give them access to an empty phone. No search refused.
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by itake 2mo ago
Do you have separate iCloud accounts? Keychain syncing kills me... Definitely dry-run. I didn't do that and it was a huge pain to recover everything.
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by itake 2mo ago
How do you manage data between your primary and travel-phone? I _think_ you would need a fresh iCloud account (thus losing access to purchased apps and subscriptions). You also need to manually create fresh social media accounts, copy over
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by itake 2mo ago
- e-sims make it much more difficult to swap sim cards between devices. - presumably border patrol wants to see his photos, social accounts, and email. A separate device with a copy of the information they want isn't a defense. Creatin
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by itake 2mo ago
Just a guess… but they would just go back and ask him for the real pin if they saw the profile was empty. My understanding is phone’s security model aren’t designed for multiple user accounts
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by itake 2mo ago
No idea if its true, but one rumor mentioned was he was suspected of possessing CSAM
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by itake 2mo ago
I compared the macos Samantha just now and I guess the inflect-micro is marginally better...
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by itake 2mo ago
Amazing quality for small size, but definitely not that enjoyable to listen to. IMHO, its at about the same quality level of historic TTS tools.
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by itake 3mo ago
a 3 person committee's investigation is not a United Nation's ruling.
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by itake 3mo ago
This is what you said: > It's objectively, legally speaking, a genocide. This is in direct disagreement when your comment above how, legally speaking, the investigation is ongoing.
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by itake 3mo ago
Pros and Cons. I currently have an upstairs neighbor that plays piano at 4am. As a high density resident, I would like to capture all of the pros of having a smaller foot print, since there is nothing insulating me from the negatives. My ne
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by itake 3mo ago
In the UK, a leaseholders get screwed if they forget to renew their lease before the 80 year mark. The cost to develop the land needs to justify the development. If I spent $500k to build a house on the land, I would like to be able to use
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by itake 3mo ago
Maybe I'm beating a dead horse, but who pays for the roads to houses in the suburbs and why is it the people living in apartments that don't use many roads?
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by itake 3mo ago
I really don't feel great how people in high density housing subsidize home ownership costs for the people in the burbs.
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by itake 3mo ago
I was just in Hungary and they attempted to return land seized by the communist government by basically asking around. People would get their buddy to agree the land was theirs so not a perfect system, but some families were made more whole
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by itake 3mo ago
I've traveled to China ~5x [0], visited a range of cities Tier 1-3 over a collective 5 months, and grew up in the USA. I also currently live in Vietnam (~3.5 years) and spent 5.5 years working for a Singaporean company and a team stati
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by itake 3mo ago
My understanding is a commission's findings are not a UN ruling. The UN ruling is discussing in the South Africa vs Israel case [0], which has not been ruled on yet. [0] - https://www.icj-cij.org/node/206406
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by itake 3mo ago
I have a couple questions. 1/ I don't see in the responses where the model says it is or isn't a genocide. Can you share the snippet from each, I included the logs above? 2/ I can't find a source on the UN ruling th
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by itake 3mo ago
What am I trying to understand about the western models on the term "Gaza genocide"? I asked Grok "Tell me about the gaza genocide" and it write a IMHO balanced answer comparing why genocide is and isn't the right t
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by itake 3mo ago
In the USA, multiple political parties balance each out other. In China, there is 1 party. 1 view. 1 definition of the Truth.
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by itake 3mo ago
I remember my parents needing to buy very expensive map DVD disks in order to update the car’s navigation system to update their car’s navigation computer. The disks were very expensive and if you didn’t update them it wouldn’t know about n

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