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mrmcd posted:Not a lawyer, so just pure speculation: If you get arrested and had previously written "the code is 1-2-3-4" on your arm, and the cop saw that and unlocked the phone with all the evidence, I seriously doubt any court is going to consider that a violation of your rights. Facial unlock seems more or less like writing the pin code of your face in magic iPhone-only readable ink. I guess what I'm saying is if you're the kind of person who likes to commit crimes or doesn't trust police, don't use biometric unlock features. yeah make sure you tattoo your password underneath your scrote to create a presumption of privacy
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:yeah make sure you tattoo your password underneath your scrote to create a presumption of privacy That taint a good way to store your password.
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they check there during strip searches
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BattleMaster posted:they check there during strip searches That's why I've cleverly hidden my taint where no one will ever find it
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You are supposed to get 11 tattoo's that say "my pin is X1-11." The trick is all 11 of the PINs are incorrect, but after the 10th pin has been entered the phone erases itself so they can't prove you were lying when you said the pin was tattooed on your body.
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hackbunny posted:failure to provide sensitive data to border control is grounds for refused entry, foreigner yeah my gamble is that overseas border control is probably going to be less of a dick to me than my own country that's been my experience so far, at least
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basically any time i talk poo poo about border control assume i'm talking about coming back into my own country because i have nothing but contempt for american cbp
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ask peter watts about that
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Kuvo posted:I really wish Android would do this. There's no way (I've found anyway) for you turn on pixel touch but disable it for unlocking the phone. as a matter of interest, why?
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because it's convenient, but you don't want the police to be able to rifle through your phone?
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just put goatse on your lockscreen
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spankmeister posted:You were getting the punters riled up pretty well but you jumped the shark with that one bud. sorry, I don't have the time to go back and forth with idiot goons who conflate cryptography with encryption and encryption with security for your entertainment so I'll rather make my point and disengage
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Lol, poo poo and run. At least fishmech and stymie stand their ground.
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infernal machines posted:because it's convenient, but you don't want the police to be able to rifle through your phone? yeah, but you can set it to always require touch+pin to unlock, which is what i assume kuvo wanted by context, to stop someone using the touch sensor to unlock the phone without permission, but they asked about disabling touch for unlocking so i was just interested if it was something other than that
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Dodoman posted:At least fishmech and stymie stand their ground.
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Who was it that had the site about statistics which didn't have any statistics in it?
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Bonfire Lit posted:at least fishmech believes what he posts about though That doesn't make it better. It just makes him stupid.
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goddamnedtwisto posted:as a matter of interest, why? one of my bank apps doesn't offer a convenient pin or pattern lock to skip entering the whole long password everytime, but does offer using the fingerprint sensor to unlock it. however that requires using the fingerprint sensor to unlock the entire phone to be enabled which i'd rather prefer not to do. Avenging_Mikon posted:That doesn't make it better. It just makes him stupid. bold words from the guy who didn't know google makes money from advertising lmbo
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yoloer420 posted:Who was it that had the site about statistics which didn't have any statistics in it? statpedia ian?
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infernal machines posted:because it's convenient, but you don't want the police to be able to rifle through your phone? this, plus what fishmech said.
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https://www.theverge.com/tldr/2017/9/14/16307226/iphone-x-taobao-faceid-help-me-cover-my-face-masks
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fishmech posted:one of my bank apps doesn't offer a convenient pin or pattern lock to skip entering the whole long password everytime, but does offer using the fingerprint sensor to unlock it. however that requires using the fingerprint sensor to unlock the entire phone to be enabled which i'd rather prefer not to do. right, so not require unlocking at all, but would like to have to use the fingerprint sensor for sensitive things. okay, makes sense i suppose.
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surebet posted:https://www.theverge.com/tldr/2017/9/14/16307226/iphone-x-taobao-faceid-help-me-cover-my-face-masks Lol, these are clearly bondage masks.
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surebet posted:https://www.theverge.com/tldr/2017/9/14/16307226/iphone-x-taobao-faceid-help-me-cover-my-face-masks Typing a PIN is too hard, so I'm going to wear this mask while I sleep instead. I want to believe that this is real, so much.
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ate poo poo on live tv posted:You are supposed to get 11 tattoo's that say "my pin is X1-11." The trick is all 11 of the PINs are incorrect, but after the 10th pin has been entered the phone erases itself so they can't prove you were lying when you said the pin was tattooed on your body. and get charged for tampering with evidence, great idea
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Volmarias posted:Typing a PIN is too hard, so I'm going to wear this mask while I sleep instead. you could probably sell faceid-proof warpaint to americans
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cinci zoo sniper posted:and get charged for tampering with evidence, great idea ianal but say I had a postit that said 'password: imverysmart2017' that when entered would delete the crypto key for my drive and reboots the box. I do this to prevent my snooping wife from finding my porn folder but the cops take my machine and see the postit and try the password which leads to all the data being effectively erased. My question is, who the gently caress cares. gently caress da police, 2017. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BxBs4f4RIU&hd=1
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has anyone said "i, anal by isaac assimov" yet?
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lol ccleaner https://twitter.com/martijn_grooten/status/909692428596252672
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fishmech posted:one of my bank apps doesn't offer a convenient pin or pattern lock to skip entering the whole long password everytime, but does offer using the fingerprint sensor to unlock it. however that requires using the fingerprint sensor to unlock the entire phone to be enabled which i'd rather prefer not to do. upgrade to the most popular phone in the world, the iPhone, since that lets you disable fingerprint unlock but still lets you use it for other apps
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i think i've railed on it enough times in the greys. anyone who uses it to "fix" their computer is just hoping for a hail mary
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https://twitter.com/R1CH_TL/status/909732357451714560 just lomarf
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lmao so many SMEs with lovely IT departments use this, at least over here. this is going to be a gigantic dumpster fire
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aye. clam has supposedly working definitions against this, so time to scan i guess
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quote:'__scrt_get_dyn_tls_init_callback' was modified to call to the code at CC_InfectionBase(0x0040102C). im the well-named and properly self-documenting backdoor functions e: there's even structs that start with "CCBkdr" what a thoughtful hack Shame Boy fucked around with this message at 14:41 on Sep 18, 2017 |
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ate all the Orders posted:well-named and properly self-documenting backdoor functions both of these are excellent thread titles. mods, please
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