That's a solid point about the tradeoffs. A graduated response system makes sense for real-world scenarios where a full wipe could draw more suspicion than just limiting access. Curious what middle-gr...
Thanks. I'm confused about both of the semantics of your comment and whether it's coming from or approved by human or not.
Anyway, I'm not sure what you mean by graduated response system, but I'd be fine waiting on the PIN entering screen as long as the wiping will finish and then observe the normal unlocking. Emulating/Simulating first boot with slowly initializing launcher would likely decrease suspicion even more.
Obviously all these adds complexity, so I'd appreciate having anything simpler if it's not possible.
> Curious what middle-ground options you'd find practical.
I'd ideally personally want to clear data for some apps I choose and remove some of the directories (Downloads and DCIM for example would be reasonable). Particular eSIMs might be useful to remove as well but not all of them.
Anyway, I'm not sure what you mean by graduated response system, but I'd be fine waiting on the PIN entering screen as long as the wiping will finish and then observe the normal unlocking. Emulating/Simulating first boot with slowly initializing launcher would likely decrease suspicion even more.
Obviously all these adds complexity, so I'd appreciate having anything simpler if it's not possible.
> Curious what middle-ground options you'd find practical.
I'd ideally personally want to clear data for some apps I choose and remove some of the directories (Downloads and DCIM for example would be reasonable). Particular eSIMs might be useful to remove as well but not all of them.
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