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i mean im no security researcher, but i assume there's smart people working on it who would take an assumption like that into a account

its a legitimate question, but it seems rather obv

I am not an expert either but according to security researched it is as safe at it can get

Samsung Knox had the same issue a while back

@pie the innocent hey I mean good job apple and other companies for decent and good security measures
You certainly don't want to be the next billion dollar company who stores their passcodes in a .txt file

https://blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2016/11/24/android-n-encryption/ might be an interesting read

but its a bit old (2016)

That's a great article

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Very good security

im not sure what title you're talking about

The limitations of Android N Encryption?

its a pretty good title

Yeah that one

I'm not still not sure how copperheadOS works

seems like it does a lot of little things

https://copperhead.co/android/

that page has a high level list of things

Oh shit let's go <#189467888657235970> before they get mad at us

reee

@AstroJannah @pie the innocent So what is better security wise, iOS or Android

Both suck

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@bentech smart guy pls answer

ios

And you're not being sarcastic right? @bentech

can you elaborate

yeah not bein sarcastic

He owns a galaxy himself

1. can't install apps easily out of the pap store
2. security enclave
3. timely secruity updates even for older devices

@bentech I mean as far as I can tell those are all true...

too bad about no foss apps though...

How about impossible?

what'd you guys get with Ali sale?

Lego tank and electronics

@Hairy Man it's already out of stock

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wow

wasn't when I opened the tab

deleted so that I can grab it first if it comes back on shop