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NSA Warns iPhone And Android Users To Turn It Off And On Again
(www.forbes.com)
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this post was submitted on 31 May 2024
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we are not talking about backend systems here.
we are talking about user devices in the wild, likely in an unknown state, with highly variable usage patterns by the user. someone with experience can usually determine how deeply to poke based on 30 seconds of questioning the user.
"reboot" is absolutely valid when the issue is trivial, non-recurring and the equipment is not sensitive. if a reboot destroys logs then the device was not important to you to begin with.