At least one person would stay

hash value calculation

im mind blown right now

“runs out the door”

why? why would people run out the door at someone commiting suicide?

They are in an illusion where their backend is absolutely perfect, but third party apps like open source keyboards implement spyware that spies on users predictable bank passwords. (FlorisBoard is the biggest predator)

agreed

Would you explain your story?

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Cool but I don’t think a community that only consists of RSS feeds is good.

Lemmy moderation bot with custom rules

I jerk off to japanese cartoon.

I only read The Promised Neverland and Nisekoi: False Love, so they are my only favorites.

PSA hitting your power button (5)? times in a row (however many it takes to bring up the SOS screen) on an iPhone will disable biometric login until you’ve entered your password again.

I responded to that with:

That does not encrypt your storage. It simply disables the biometric authentication methods. Which means they can see your stuff if they get into the phone via a exploit.

That emergency mode that is activated by hitting the power button 5 times does not encrypt the storage. It merely disables the biometric authentication methods and possibly other things related to security, but it does not encrypt the storage. The phone stays in the AFU state and therefore the decryption keys are still somewhere in the hardware chip’s memory.

I never said anything about the phone not being encrypted by default. I am talking about the emergency mode iOS devices have.

Correct, though it still is saved somewhere. Just like how TPMs in Computers can be exploited as well, this also can be. What I meant in my original comment was that the emergency mode did not clear that hardware chip’s storage and do a full encryption of the storage, which others said otherwise.

You didn’t read the article you linked to, did you?

The encryption by default you speak of is before the first unlock, that is, locked with something like a password or PIN. After the first unlock, the decryption key is stored in memory and your filesystem is pretty much vulnerable to anyone that can get access to the memory. That is why you can even unlock your phone with your face or fingers, because all that is a simple boolean value that indicates whether you logged in or not. You can’t “generate” or get a key from your face nor fingers.

That does not encrypt your storage. It simply disables the biometric authentication methods. Which means they can see your stuff if they get into the phone via a exploit.

All good.

What madness caused this

Justifying url injections for money? Ads are one thing, but anyone that knew that their browser was “secretly” injecting stuff into the url would be creeped the hell out. I don’t see how this browser is private at all.

Another distro?!?!