... would you, assuming you're running out of battery? Be 100% honest

1. I wouldn't be carrying my usual phone or laptop to a conference about security
2. NSA would probably find my porn preferences boring
3. I always carry 2 power banks on my laptop bag

I probably wouldn't because as stated above i wouldn't need but even i needed to I'd have 0 concerns about them getting anything out of the ordinary.

Well NOW it is, but I'm talking Blackberry OS 10.3 for things like Passport, or Q20.

HAHA faggot, I don't have to install some chink ROM to not get spied on. I simply plug my phone in and select "do not trust" if it tries to transmit data.

Android users are utterly retarded.

Just connect it to your car's USB port moron. Or do you live in a place where public transportation is the norm instead of traveling I the comfort of your own space inside your own car? In that case your phone running out of juice should not be your priority right now, stop living like mice.

>Apple confirmed as working with the government to give out personal information when needed.
>Kek I'm so safe out of the botnet.

What if I used power-only cable extension?

I'd recharge a power bank off it

Linux.

I wouldn't get into that situation in the first place, but even if I did, hell no.

What do you click and "do not trust" exactly? Here's what your Apple does with no possibility of you ever stopping them. Yeah, dumb Android users, right? And this most likely not all or even close to it.
warosu.org/g/thread/S68630621#p68630775

>TPTB takes your drivers license away
>"Stop living like mice!"

>>Apple confirmed as working with the government to give out personal information when needed.

Apple denied the US Government access to the phones of literal terrorists.

How hard are you seething right now?

This. NONE of the privacy settings actually do anything.

t. wiresharked my iPhone 7 before I sold that shit on ebay and got a oneplus 5t

My phone wouldn't be anywhere near the building in the first place.

>Apple denied the US Government access to the phones of literal terrorists.

>actually believing this public relations bullshit

Kill yourself, you fucking tool.

The ability to remote wipe is good to prevent Basketball Americans from stealing them.

B-but Tim Cook says they care about privacy

I deliberately left my phone at home.

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I would charge my battery bank but not my phone directly.

>he actually believes they didn't get access

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Yet they allow it for regular citizens. Apple is the choice for fags and sand niggers. Which are you.

Never had my license taken away. Enjoy sharing your transportation with hobos that piss where you sit.

Hobos just say they're gonna take the bus, they never go though.

Of course. That was the plan the entire time. I filled my phone and my SD card to the absolute brim with nothing but hardcore Futa and mom-dom trap pegging pornography in the hope that my information "leaks".

B&R

FBI defeated

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What are you talking about it's nearly the same mechanism built into Androids

Nothing to hide, so yes.

I'm saved by the chinks, bought a charging cord that only works for that because it doesn't have the data pins connected

They do at the late night,which gives their piss time to settle and ferment overnight for your morning ride.

They still get stolen a lot, only now they have a brick that is worthless.

i'd pull a spare out of my wallet and put it in instead

What do you paranoid retards think the NSA is getting out of spying on a handful of people that plugged their phones in? Same idiots that think an user making survey threads is data mining, which is both not how data mining works and if it was, nothing malicious could even happen to the person and and it'd be horribly inefficient and pointless on a slow website

Go on and call me a bootlicker or whatever other words you learned on Jow Forums

You know you can put a cable that doesn't have data transfer capability between their charger and your device right?

Not that they'd be stupid enough to push malware through a charging station at a security conference. Someone would record the attack and report it to a journalist. The likelyhood of a PR nightmare far outweighs the potential gained by spying on random conference attendees. Potentially they'd set it up to attack on command and only use it when the risk reward ratio makes sense, but even that seems unlikely. Terrorists and spies are going to be far too paranoid to use this anyway, so why bother?

I never let my phone go below 30% most days. I'll let it go as low as the phone will allow just to preserve battery health.

Based retard

>retard still parroting this point
As far as we know, Google hasn't given access to encrypted phones to the FBI either, yet I don't see you singing their praises

Wouldn't it be better to not advertise it as NSA? Or is it just a fake tweet again.

And then they built a key for the government in the form of Face and Touch ID.

thanks for input nsa!

i would go there and put a bunch of ptch,loli,etcetc filenames and see what happens.

checked

Party van

nice

but they would be images of pepe or something. just to see if they actually are using that station to be intrusive.

Not this time bait merchant

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Yes, why not? All phones are already backdoored anyways.

Nothing at all. The NSA are mostly harmless, besides most of them are living the dream; autistic NEETS getting paid to browse this place

If you don't think they have any number of funky ass undetectable 0-days in that thing that can't zip straight through your 'power only' cable/settings or autistic custom ROMs, then you're beyond help...

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Compromitted electrons with NSA hacker spin.

Are you telling me random retards on Jow Forums aren’t smarter then the nsa? That can’t be true because everyone here has a 140 plus iq, they told me so.

>tough guy
no. but at least i would have opened the back panel and taken a look inside first, are they chargers or headers? i also would have bridged the pins in the port with a usb shorter so it all fries once i discovered a header. once it catches fire id also spray it with a fire extinguisher, ruining their whole fucking booth. yeah im that guy. im the guy that walks into random buildings and looks around opening doors. i couldnt care less.

the thing with carrying antiperdonnel slurry around with you in a prepotent countermeasure is that all of your opponents sill slip and fall. confronting a federation sized opponent is no different than confronting a cripple once theyre immobilized. i just walk away while you fall down ad infinitum. have more personnel? no problem, they can fall down too.

but for you anons ... good luck.

my dumbphone doesn't need recharging twice a day so no

And people using their smartphone for just making calls/sms wouldn’t need to either. Piss poor humblebrag attempt.

>Not charge
>they look at all of my stuff
>charge
>they look at all of my stuff

I guess I'll do it

but why would you get a smartphone if all you need is call/sms?

>fill phone with daily dose images
>plug it in

This. Just use a little adapted that does not connect the data pins.

I keep one on my keychain just in case I need to use one of those public charge points in an airport or something.

>I simply plug my phone in and select "do not trust" if it tries to transmit data.
On Android it's selected by default.

I would just to see what they attempt to do. I'd even leave adb enabled. I don't have anything important on my phone.

Why do you guys think leaving it on charge only is going to prevent anything?

I'm China they don't even have to unlock the phone, including iPhones, just to grab data in their anti Muslim checkpoints.

Van we REALLY trust BlackBerry OS ? Are you sure that PRISM, XKeyScore, OpticNerv, etc. Aren't hère ?

I would plug my Tesla in it for a full charge.

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I'd use an adapter that only connects up the power pins.

It's just a stunt. $100 says all it does is charge your phone. They do this to play along with the whole "NSA are the bad guys" thing, it's a shitty attempt to win some points with the attendees. At the end of the day the only thing they want out of security conferences is to recruit a few nerds.

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The moment you enter that building with your phone it's already too late.

Destroy the data contacts on my USB cord then plug it in.

>Implying you can trust your phone

I have a USB condom always with me

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This to be honest, they can probably waltz into your phone, tablet, pc, webcam, you name it anytime they feel like it.

>no seats

Take one of those USB killer devices for shits and giggles and fuck their shit up - what could possibly go wrong :)

I'd /diy/ some dongle that records the serial data transferred over the USB lines and examine it later. I'd dump my findings on Jow Forums later.