Even if this was the case, I don't think it would matter. Every time there is some kind of restriction or invasion of privacy, someone finds a way around it. I don't worry about law changes surrounding the internet/tech as much anymore because by the time they are implemented there will most likely be a workaround. Even the shady laws surrounding encryption can be somewhat bypassed by using a decoy password to open up a fake drive.
Even if this was the case, I don't think it would matter. Every time there is some kind of restriction or invasion of privacy, someone finds a way around it. I don't worry about law changes surrounding the internet/tech as much anymore because by the time they are implemented there will most likely be a workaround. Even the shady laws surrounding encryption can be somewhat bypassed by using a decoy password to open up a fake drive.
That's what I need. I don't keep sensitive financial information or anything on any of my devices, but having the option to just get rid of of everything easily like that would be baller.
That's what I need. I don't keep sensitive financial information or anything on any of my devices, but having the option to just get rid of of everything easily like that would be baller.
This is what I was thinking while reading. Sometimes these trials can take years and if you do change your password often, there's a good chance most people wouldn't be able to remember. The next worry is how long until they make a fingerprint required in phones so nobody can use this defense or so they can get in if you die.