The one small issue I had was with the calls not appearing on my Android device when the phone is locked, but the call feature is still in beta so I guess down the line they'll improve it.
for that usually you need to enable a special permission in the system settings, something like "display on lock screen".
while you are there, also disable "pause app activity when unused", for yourself and your friends too, otherwise android will not let them receive notifications if you message them.
the perfect showcase about the security guarantees of E2EE. It's important, but it won't save you if "your" phone is programmed to snitch on you. same thing applies to screen reader AIs, and whatever you grant accessibility permissions or the assistant app role.
fun fact: on most googled phones the google assistant app is by default, without approval, set as the assistant app, and it has access to screen contents. I don't know if it has that access all the time, maybe only when you are baited to open it by long pressing the home button or trying to turn off your phone with the power button.
there's a quiz show on TV in my country. a few days ago they chose some marketing manager. they have dropped out at like the 3rd question, winning nothing. this is rare. Normally I'm cheering for players but I was gleeful for his loss.
because they can barely keep the lights on with one provider. but I'm sure you will be a long-term signal backup subscriber, and until then you are regularly sending them donations.
plaintext is the unencrypted form of data. encryption produces ciphertext. encrypting the same data with the same key twice results in the same ciphertext, unless additional steps were taken to insert additional data that does not match (like a nonce) to the plaintext
the way it works is that the veracrypt container basically contains 2 encrypted partitions. if it can't decrypt the first one with the password, it will try the second one, but always pretend to try both so that the time it takes to unlock it does not give it away. by writing to either, you risk overwriting data in the other one (except that you can input both the hidden and main partition passwords and it will make sure to keep the hidden partition unaffected), but otherwise both partitions are fully functional
the way it works is that the veracrypt container basically contains 2 encrypted partitions. if it can't decrypt the first one with the password, it will try the second one, but always pretend to try both so that the time it takes to unlock it does not give it away. by writing to either, you risk overwriting data in the other one (except that you can input both the hidden and main partition passwords and it will make sure to keep the hidden partition unaffected), but otherwise both partitions are fully functional
note taking apps often dont sync and don't keep the timestamp when you "sent" it. vikunja does not work offline. a selfmessaging chat app can keep the message until it can send it
we are all awaiting your suggestions on how to install and keep it updated on the phones of our friends and relatives
for that usually you need to enable a special permission in the system settings, something like "display on lock screen".
while you are there, also disable "pause app activity when unused", for yourself and your friends too, otherwise android will not let them receive notifications if you message them.
on windows too. any programs can read your history bookmarks, cookies, for chrome too
the perfect showcase about the security guarantees of E2EE. It's important, but it won't save you if "your" phone is programmed to snitch on you. same thing applies to screen reader AIs, and whatever you grant accessibility permissions or the assistant app role.
fun fact: on most googled phones the google assistant app is by default, without approval, set as the assistant app, and it has access to screen contents. I don't know if it has that access all the time, maybe only when you are baited to open it by long pressing the home button or trying to turn off your phone with the power button.
by having you trust intel instead of themselves: https://signal.org/blog/private-contact-discovery/
apparently it has it all
https://lemmy.today/comment/20055580
they can have the slim modem, they shouldn't get to know anything about the other parts of the OS
don't forget, any time you meet him
there's a quiz show on TV in my country. a few days ago they chose some marketing manager. they have dropped out at like the 3rd question, winning nothing. this is rare. Normally I'm cheering for players but I was gleeful for his loss.
because they can barely keep the lights on with one provider. but I'm sure you will be a long-term signal backup subscriber, and until then you are regularly sending them donations.
https://signal.org/blog/signal-is-expensive/
bad idea by the company
and how exactly is azure or google cloud better?
from macOS? what happened there?
plaintext is the unencrypted form of data. encryption produces ciphertext. encrypting the same data with the same key twice results in the same ciphertext, unless additional steps were taken to insert additional data that does not match (like a nonce) to the plaintext
the way it works is that the veracrypt container basically contains 2 encrypted partitions. if it can't decrypt the first one with the password, it will try the second one, but always pretend to try both so that the time it takes to unlock it does not give it away. by writing to either, you risk overwriting data in the other one (except that you can input both the hidden and main partition passwords and it will make sure to keep the hidden partition unaffected), but otherwise both partitions are fully functional
the way it works is that the veracrypt container basically contains 2 encrypted partitions. if it can't decrypt the first one with the password, it will try the second one, but always pretend to try both so that the time it takes to unlock it does not give it away. by writing to either, you risk overwriting data in the other one (except that you can input both the hidden and main partition passwords and it will make sure to keep the hidden partition unaffected), but otherwise both partitions are fully functional
I don't think the screen overlay permission gives access for screen captureI was wrong. but this article seems to imply that it's screen overlay permission is what is needed for this to work.
"tried" why, do you think they failed?
screen capture is an entirely different thing though, and that was not available without permissions for a very long time
note taking apps often dont sync and don't keep the timestamp when you "sent" it. vikunja does not work offline. a selfmessaging chat app can keep the message until it can send it