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this post was submitted on 24 Aug 2024
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No, I wouldn't want my sensitive notes on an insecure device
Ironic, given that iOS and Android are more secure than "real" OSes such as MacOS, Linux or Windows
Absolutely not true, unless you use a >20 char passwords on your mobile device.
Mobile devices are designed for convenience. By definition, they're less secure.