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   by rucceett 12y ago

   Looks pretty interesting, especially storing mails locally. For promoting privacy, the app unfortunately sends way too many requests to Heap Analytics (basically every touch you do within the app). Even worse, the app sends the mail address
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   by rucceett 12y ago

   There is a keychain-backed method. Read the end of the article.
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   by rucceett 12y ago

   Summary: The Dropbox passcode lock is only a view preventing access to the app, but does not encrypt anything. Dropbox' use of Touch ID does not improve on this and it uses a Touch ID API that only provides a yes/no answer. > I
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   by rucceett 13y ago

   I just tried that and I didn't receive old messages. My guess is people who noticed this used iCloud Backup, restored the new device and once they logged in to the iMessage account, the Messages App showed the existing messages restored fro
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   iCloud.com SSL Gets Grade F(ssllabs.com)

   2 points by rucceett 14y ago|0 comments
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   Forencsic tool dumps iOS device images, Apple has master key to decrypt them?(blog.csvance.com)

   2 points by rucceett 15y ago|0 comments