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|    Maria Sophia to Brian Gregory    |
|    Re: Any point to password protecting the    |
|    20 Jan 26 15:43:23    |
      XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-10       From: mariasophia@comprehension.com              Brian Gregory wrote:       >> Unless you're Jeffrey Epstein, they likely want the hardware, not the data.       >       > Duh! We're dealing entirely with unlikely situations here. My laptop       > isn't stolen regularly, say about once every year.       >       > Stolen laptops, from domestic homes are likely to be quickly sold for       > drug money in some back alley to someone who will then have a long time       > to go through their contents and work out how to use anything       > interesting they find.              I'm making a philosophical point, which is who needs marketing gimmicks?              I've never been 'burgled' but if I was, my passwords are in KeepassXC, and       my financial data is in veracrypt containers, so all they get are my pics.              Which is the key point, really...              We don't *need* silly marketing security (e.g., biometric gimmicks) for a       home computer as long as we don't live in the slums... :)              If we live in the slums, then by all means, we need those silly marketing       gimmicks, and, unfortunately, on iOS devices, the gimmicks are required.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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