A U.S. citizen has asked a court to throw out the government's claim that he gave over a passcode to border authorities that wiped his phone's data, opening up fresh questions about a person's constitutional rights at the U.S. border.
I believe it’s only currently possible on Android. There’s Graphene’s built-in solution which uses a pin or password, and then there’s other android apps that can trigger the wipe if you get a text message with the code.
a duress password?
What a neat idea.
I wonder if i can set that up on my iphone.
There isnt, for iphone
But you can set it up to wipe the phone after 10 attempts
I believe it’s only currently possible on Android. There’s Graphene’s built-in solution which uses a pin or password, and then there’s other android apps that can trigger the wipe if you get a text message with the code.
Reason n+1 to switch to GrapheneOS
OEM unlocked pixels are getting rare and expensive because of this. We need another solution. We need postmarketos to be brought up to usable
Some Android devices have a dedicated hardware wipe physical button, too, like the upcoming Click Communicator, iirc.
Probably. The “Shortcuts” scripting language is actually quite functional if not well documented.
Probably a good project for vibe coding.
Definitely download the “Pulled over by the cops” one.
It sends a text with your location to someone, turns off your screen, and starts recording video.