These sounds like too good approaches. The hard part of all these kinds
of systems is making them foolproof. Accidentally wiping all your data
is no fun. The best bet is to use a device that is easily and fully
backed up. Then wiping it is no big deal.
.hc
Josh Conway:
> Another option
Another option could require constant connection with the 'net, over say a
Tor phone-in server. If the connection isn't present for $time, require
password. If password isn't typed in, phone reboots and you get 30 chances
of bootup password.
That way, it would be hard to attack the tor server.
Bluetooth proximity sensor, perhaps smartwatch or other BLE device you can
hide on you.
Let the phone lock down automatically when out of range.
Den tis 14 aug. 2018 21:27Peter Prockers via guardian-dev <
guardian-dev@lists.mayfirst.org> skrev:
> Imagine the phone is currently unlocked and in
