Of course not. In fact, I doubt that there are any stackers here besides their employees and yours truly that ever even looked at the repo further than seeing the manifest and realizing that there is a shitton of stuff you need to look at in order to really know. I had to design a system just for my notes back when I did it all manually. To not miss anything.
sue
You cannot sue Apple when you're dead. You cannot sue Graphene when you're dead. And guess what, you can not sue Google when you're dead either. Posthumous security is interesting by the time we can upload our consciousness to a substrate, Iain Banks style. Until then, prevention takes precedence.
Here is the test to see if you actually need security: how many people could you comfortably share your location with the past month without lying to them? If the answer is greater than 1, you're probably not in great need of elevated security measures. After all, do you trust your mom to not tell your adversary where you are at with the wrong side of a barrel pointed at them?
However, situations change. If you feel you may ever be in that situation in the future, take it from someone that didn't prepare: its better to build your security now, before you're under attack.
Of course not. In fact, I doubt that there are any stackers here besides their employees and yours truly that ever even looked at the repo further than seeing the manifest and realizing that there is a shitton of stuff you need to look at in order to really know. I had to design a system just for my notes back when I did it all manually. To not miss anything.
You cannot sue Apple when you're dead. You cannot sue Graphene when you're dead. And guess what, you can not sue Google when you're dead either. Posthumous security is interesting by the time we can upload our consciousness to a substrate, Iain Banks style. Until then, prevention takes precedence.
Here is the test to see if you actually need security: how many people could you comfortably share your location with the past month without lying to them? If the answer is greater than 1, you're probably not in great need of elevated security measures. After all, do you trust your mom to not tell your adversary where you are at with the wrong side of a barrel pointed at them?
However, situations change. If you feel you may ever be in that situation in the future, take it from someone that didn't prepare: its better to build your security now, before you're under attack.