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1 month agoa nas at the opposite ind of the house. If the whoue house goes boom, I have bigger problems to worry about than my data


a nas at the opposite ind of the house. If the whoue house goes boom, I have bigger problems to worry about than my data


evidence of what?


That phone wasn’t evidence of anything, and all he did was give them a password when they asked for one. Not under oath
syncthing fork ran just fine always enabled. Basicsync seems to suck down my battery like crazy


no he didn’t. They asked for a password that the phone would accept. They weren’t even supposed to ask, but he gave them one. They’re the ones who entered it on the phone. And by extension they’re the ones who erased the phone.


my banking app already doesn’t work on my phone, because it doesn’t like termux:x11 and an autoclicker i have installed for an idle game
not enough, they might be using your neighbours’ tvs as access points. Physically remove the wireless module