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Devil's advocate. Brandishing a firearm i.e. displaying but not drawing it could be considered an 'inactive' defense. Knowing someone owns an iPhone might dissu
by sarvinc 11y ago
Devil's advocate. Brandishing a firearm i.e. displaying but not drawing it could be considered an 'inactive' defense. Knowing someone owns an iPhone might dissuade one from attempting theft.
- dmourati 11y agoBrandishing a firearm is a crime.
- mirimir 11y agoIt's also stupid. People who brandish firearms often get shot with them.
- wagglycocks 11y agoThis is an extremely poor analogy. Displaying a weapon is absolutely not a defense. Firearms should never be used to threaten in this manner.
- aeturnum 11y agoEven so, you cannot brandish a weapon at someone you don't know about, while encryption doesn't care.