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Tutorial [Paranoia] 1: Mobile Privacy and Security - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.li) +-- Forum: Hacking (https://sinister.li/Forum-Hacking) +--- Forum: Tutorials (https://sinister.li/Forum-Tutorials) +--- Thread: Tutorial [Paranoia] 1: Mobile Privacy and Security (/Thread-Tutorial-Paranoia-1-Mobile-Privacy-and-Security) |
RE: [Paranoia] 1: Mobile Privacy and Security - Kyzer - 12-14-2016 +1 for Signal, but also -1 for Signal because Moxie forces everyone to install the Google framework for Signal to work. +1 for WICKR the only other alternative secure messaging app I will use, I think it also DOESNT need GAPPS which is awesome. I am VERY interested to hear from anyone who is using the FireFox OS. I wanted to try it, but they don't support very many phones.... plus I think it will suck to only have a few apps to choose from on the FireFox store anyway. CopperHead doesn't support very many phones and I think the Android team will steal all of those features soon anyway. RE: [Paranoia] 1: Mobile Privacy and Security - Blink - 12-14-2016 (12-14-2016, 10:06 AM)Kyzer Wrote: +1 for Signal, but also -1 for Signal because Moxie forces everyone to install the Google framework for Signal to work.Signal works with F-Droid, it just sucks. RE: [Paranoia] 1: Mobile Privacy and Security - Dr. Keter - 01-04-2017 (12-13-2016, 12:44 AM)Ender Wrote: Use a fingerprint scannerI've always been super paranoid about fingerprint scanners, because your biometrics are stored on a computer. I even think that some machines would send them straight to big brother. That's why I avoid devices have scanners built in, and also why my friends give me weird looks if I have to use an iPhone and I press the home button with my knuckle.
RE: [Paranoia] 1: Mobile Privacy and Security - Oni - 01-04-2017 (01-04-2017, 06:55 PM)Dr. Keter Wrote:(12-13-2016, 12:44 AM)Ender Wrote: Use a fingerprint scannerI've always been super paranoid about fingerprint scanners, because your biometrics are stored on a computer. I even think that some machines would send them straight to big brother. That's why I avoid devices have scanners built in, and also why my friends give me weird looks if I have to use an iPhone and I press the home button with my knuckle. Chances are if you've ever flown anywhere internationally, they got them at the airport already. RE: [Paranoia] 1: Mobile Privacy and Security - Cratus - 01-04-2017 Good information, I personally use cyanogen mod as it gives me further control over my phone and a huge level of customizability. RE: [Paranoia] 1: Mobile Privacy and Security - Bish0pQ - 01-05-2017 1 more thing, a strong password can be better than a fingerprint scanner. RE: [Paranoia] 1: Mobile Privacy and Security - pvnk - 01-05-2017 (01-05-2017, 12:00 AM)Bish0pQ Wrote: 1 more thing, a strong password can be better than a fingerprint scanner. True, but many people are willing to sacrifice security for convenience. RE: [Paranoia] 1: Mobile Privacy and Security - Bish0pQ - 01-05-2017 (01-05-2017, 12:04 AM)pvnk Wrote:(01-05-2017, 12:00 AM)Bish0pQ Wrote: 1 more thing, a strong password can be better than a fingerprint scanner. Totally, I couldn't agree more, but that's not very smart of those people. I mean typing in a password takes about 3 seconds longer. RE: [Paranoia] 1: Mobile Privacy and Security - Blink - 01-05-2017 (01-05-2017, 12:00 AM)Bish0pQ Wrote: 1 more thing, a strong password can be better than a fingerprint scanner. Correct, I'll add that. RE: [Paranoia] 1: Mobile Privacy and Security - D@rk TruTH - 01-06-2017 Cynogen MOD is dead now.....project shut down..... |