OK I see why you call yourself TrollAccount, guess I should have take a hint and not engaged. All of this is so off topic from why using a VPN is not going to be secure on an insecure device or one that the manufacturer can get the keys from the device directly or from a backup of those keys loaded on the Apple or google servers.
Do you have any examples of apple turning keys over to the cops? I’m interested if there’s more than simple correlation attacks like what happened when that persons proton account was subpoenaed and the cops matched their recovery email with the account they already had.
I know there’s precedent for that kind of thing where basic account information is given up but no actual “data” is shared.
We are way offtopic though I think even if a person is using a wide open default samsung a vpn is protecting them from surveillance via the lawful intercept backdoor in the cell system.
E: and I want to be clear, the post I replied to said backdoor to the os and so that’s what piqued my interest. Cloud services are their own fucked up thing.
OK I see why you call yourself TrollAccount, guess I should have take a hint and not engaged. All of this is so off topic from why using a VPN is not going to be secure on an insecure device or one that the manufacturer can get the keys from the device directly or from a backup of those keys loaded on the Apple or google servers.
I’m not trying to troll.
Do you have any examples of apple turning keys over to the cops? I’m interested if there’s more than simple correlation attacks like what happened when that persons proton account was subpoenaed and the cops matched their recovery email with the account they already had.
I know there’s precedent for that kind of thing where basic account information is given up but no actual “data” is shared.
We are way offtopic though I think even if a person is using a wide open default samsung a vpn is protecting them from surveillance via the lawful intercept backdoor in the cell system.
E: and I want to be clear, the post I replied to said backdoor to the os and so that’s what piqued my interest. Cloud services are their own fucked up thing.