Honest advice. Just do it..
>>53749131
I have nothing to hide.
>>53749196
same here - law abiding, film and music purchasing, pension reviewing boring old fart
nothing worth encrypting unless texts about price reductions on asparagus count
>>53749196
>not working in an important enough position that you need to keep emails secure
confirmed everyone who uses the "nothing to hide" argument as NEETS
>lagdroid
My honest advice would e to kys my good man
>>53749264
Most of them are just trying to hide their deviant porn.
>>53749283
>neets
>scared of prison
but why? nothing changes for them if they go down
its not like they were going to leave their small basement room anyway
>>53749304
Exactly, plus you will meet more people in prison, explore your sexuality. Well, they will explore it for you.
>>53749131
Eh, if it wouldn't give such a performance decrease I would encrypt my phone.
>>53749131
Why? FBI can decrypt it anyway.
>>53749346
Because if your phone gets stolen your private information is safe.
>>53749383
I prefer not to store any private information on my portable devices.
>>53749326
>shit only happens in murica high security
>comfy low security room
>TV, maybe a pc and some programming books
>make comfy anime gains
>actually spend time programming rather than shitposting
Let's say I encrypt my shit, can I backup that up for later, so I can restore with Titanium Backup aftet I change ROMs?
>>53749131
A good way to make Android lag even more. Preferably combined with TouchJizz for the premium lagdroid experience.
How do you get around having to enter your password every time you unlock the phone? It's literally the only thing stopping me.
>>53749264
holy shit never thought of this
>>53750348
Cryptfs password.
Needs root though.
>>53750348
Touch ID
I did do that. Then anytime my phone would reboot overnight it would be stuck on PIN screen and alarm wouldn't go off. Bleh...
>>53750815
that's my nightmare right there
>>53750815
Why would your phone reboot overnight?
>>53750841
Because it's android. After a security patch it tends to do that until another bugfix. It's a cycle.
>>53750815
Your alarm disables itself because your phone rebooted?
>>53750910
Yes, encryption stops the boot process. Alarm doesn't go off if the OS hasn't booted up.
>>53749735
Yes, encryption is per device, any app accessing the filesystem just see unenctrypted data, so your backup will be unenctrypted unless you put a password on it.
>>53749131
>AES128
hahahahahaah
>>53750828
Mine too. I have 2 different alarm clocks as well as my phone that go off at the same time out of fear that I can`t hear the first alarm.
>>53749264
stay mad wagie, maybe your boss will give you a smoke break. My whole life is a smoke break.
>>53750845
I guess that's just a flagship phone issue, right? My Moto E never gets any sort of patch
>>53750937
Dumb anime poster
>>53750943
Nexus gets security patches monthly. Too annoying to ignore them.
>>53750951
You're dumb for using insecure deprecated encryption method.
Enjoy being v8, nigger.
>>53750965
Dumb anime poster
>>53750976
Dumb nigger
>>53750992
Dumb anime poster
>>53750992
Dumb anime poster
Encryption means little when your nonfree baseband has direct access to the main memory.
>>53750954
i dont have that problem since i never grant any system applications access to the internet.
they cant push me updates if they cant download them, or even check for them.
>>53749391
Anyone who steals your phone can send whatever messed up shit they want to your contacts
I encrypt because I live in a country where you can get your stuff stolen and I don't want people to have access to my contacts because they commonly use them to make extortion calls.
>>53750992
disgusting anime poster
also dumb
>>53749131
God forbid someone crack into my phone and take all my meme pictures. The atrocity
>>53749264
>putting work email on your personal hardware
If they want me to get email on a portable device, they provide me with a device.
>>53750992
Dumb anime poster
