Interesting. So is this GrapheneOS indeed operationally good for keeping one‘s data private?

michaelt 35 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

I mean, it sounds like it would be even better if the duress response was more subtle.

A duress code might let me wipe my phone when someone holds a gun to my head and demands I unlock it. Problem is, there’s still someone holding a gun to my head.

	▲	bengt 19 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		He had an e-reader and phone. My solution would be set the phone's duress pin to the e-reader's actual pin then consent to the e-reader search providing its pin and see what happens. The actual solution is cloud backup + re-image after the border.

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spencerflem an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

Yes if you don’t mind getting arrested by our fascist border police