Good advice from attorney Jeffrey Steinbrecher on improving
your phone’s security:
“First, turn off all services you are not currently using –
they provide avenues of attack. Second, never
use an open or public Wi-Fi. It’s like
having unprotected sex with a stranger. Sure, it might be OK a few times, but
you will eventually get hurt. Third, use encryption. Store all sensitive files
securely. Use two-factor authentication – e.g., a password and fingerprint
scanner, or better, an iris scanner. Fourth, take care of devices and don’t let
them out of your sight. With hardware encryption, keep devices off. In sleep
mode, an attacker could recover data from your RAM.”
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