The U.S. government has charged Samuel Tunick with allegedly typing in a passcode to wipe his phone before officers could search it. “I hope people understand that the charges against me are meant to intimidate people,” he said.
I love grapheneos. Fun fact: I frequently swap my real and duress pins. I don’t mean rotate. I mean swap. I’ve nuked my phone several times by accident just because I forgot what one was what at a given point in time. Think of it as disaster recovery validation; gotta regularly test your protocols otherwise they’re useless. It’s best to test under live circumstances I think, and without foreknowledge. Yep. Just part of the plan. Definitely didn’t do it on accident twice and then decided to stick with it for the memes. The best part is that it gives me excellent plausible deniability. The worst part is I routinely lose my contacts list because I’m an actual idiot.
I love grapheneos. Fun fact: I frequently swap my real and duress pins. I don’t mean rotate. I mean swap. I’ve nuked my phone several times by accident just because I forgot what one was what at a given point in time. Think of it as disaster recovery validation; gotta regularly test your protocols otherwise they’re useless. It’s best to test under live circumstances I think, and without foreknowledge. Yep. Just part of the plan. Definitely didn’t do it on accident twice and then decided to stick with it for the memes. The best part is that it gives me excellent plausible deniability. The worst part is I routinely lose my contacts list because I’m an actual idiot.
Sorry but wiping your phone that way several times accidentally is stupid
Or, you know… just use that as the defense, but don’t actually do it.
Yeah if you’re a coward who doesn’t validate their production environment recovery paths
Good attitude. I’d like to come over some time and help you test your smoke alarms.
And the mandatory follow-up test of the fire extinguishers (doing the recovery in a production environment, of course)