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Solaris wrote:

Taypo wrote:
Here's an example for you: The Couch kid was busted when mom ordered a pizza delivered. How do you think they got that info?

I hate to break it to you, but this had nothing to do with a encrypted cell phone.

You're absolutely correct. It had everything to do with GOVT backdoors...and we don't have to wait 10 years for it.

I'll concede RedPhone :)

rotor wrote:

WildBill wrote:California: home of the world's biggest technology companies, terrible bagels, and the only place that can suffer both drought and floods at the same time.

Terrible bagels? You can't get a good garlic bagel in California. Reason enough not to go back.

Mmmmm, bagels. I don't miss NY much, but bagels is one of those things that makes me wish I was closer...

ScottDLS wrote:

Taypo wrote:

Solaris wrote:Within in 10 years, all cellphones will have a backdoor for GOVT access. Get your pre-ban while you can. I am amazed Apple has held out so long.

I hate to be the one to break it to you, but there's nothing on your cell now that can't be accessed by the provider or an agency with the tech.

My Android is memory encrypted with 256 bit cipher. Can you point to a case where someone has cracked with a brute force attack?

I'm not talking about brute force. I'm talking about avoiding the phone altogether. Provider side will provide records, locations, texts, emails, etc. Honeypots or any of the other methods for pulling down voice.

Here's an example for you: The Couch kid was busted when mom ordered a pizza delivered. How do you think they got that info?

Solaris wrote:Within in 10 years, all cellphones will have a backdoor for GOVT access. Get your pre-ban while you can. I am amazed Apple has held out so long.

I hate to be the one to break it to you, but there's nothing on your cell now that can't be accessed by the provider or an agency with the tech.