although true, so do such levels of security on most devices/OSs.
if you want this level of security on any device, it isn’t by default-- even with GrapheneOS, you have to go to the trouble of actually installing it-- or go to the trouble of finding a device that actually comes pre-installed with it, which your local mobile provider does not sell
the point being that, for more than bog-standard security, some level of effort by the user will, yes, be required.
lockdown mode has to be enabled in the settings. it requires a pin & a device reset.
pressing the power button 5 times can either call 911, if you have that set up, or it resets face id & prompts you for your pin, again.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/105120
although true, so do such levels of security on most devices/OSs.
if you want this level of security on any device, it isn’t by default-- even with GrapheneOS, you have to go to the trouble of actually installing it-- or go to the trouble of finding a device that actually comes pre-installed with it, which your local mobile provider does not sell
the point being that, for more than bog-standard security, some level of effort by the user will, yes, be required.
Everyone else will just get a lollypop.
At least then, you are legitimately justified in telling them to “suck it”