https://www.f-droid.org/packages/me.lucky.wasted/
Additional triggers:
fire when a device was not unlocked for X time
fire when a USB data connection is made while a device is locked
fire when a fake messenger app is launched
https://www.f-droid.org/packages/me.lucky.wasted/
Additional triggers:
fire when a device was not unlocked for X time
fire when a USB data connection is made while a device is locked
fire when a fake messenger app is launched
The difference between “you” and “anyone” is trivial in this context.
You said:
My rephrasing makes no such assumptions. It is a general statement, and as someone who works in digital forensics, it’s one I stand by. Anyone who cares about their privacy or security will run screaming from the Apple ecosystem.
You replied directly to someone who was asking for an iPhone app. To make the conclusion that they may be an iPhone user is not a huge leap of logic.
It’s not about whether the statement is true or not, it’s about treating another user in a hostile way. It’s about how your comment is likely to be perceived by the person on the other side of the screen.