it is still a useful tool for storing within-chip encrypted information, thru an open-source app; if the tool is shoddy, it can still be used to do something well - just like a broken axe still has a blade, a calculator app always has utility & doesn't lie;
Watched this earlier. If local cops now have this, then "locked iPhone = safe" is dead for activists/journalists. Time to move to long passphrase + auto wipe after 10 fails. Privacy is not a feature, it's maintenance.
it is still a useful tool for storing within-chip encrypted information, thru an open-source app; if the tool is shoddy, it can still be used to do something well - just like a broken axe still has a blade, a calculator app always has utility & doesn't lie;
Watched this earlier. If local cops now have this, then "locked iPhone = safe" is dead for activists/journalists. Time to move to long passphrase + auto wipe after 10 fails. Privacy is not a feature, it's maintenance.