To be a little more secure you should enable two-step verification. They must also provide any documents to anybody with a valid subpoena. That shouldn't matter with KeePass because it's encrypted but it's worth bearing in mind just in case you have other (non-encrypted) files on their services. OneDrive and Dropbox are both as safe as one another but any files stored on either of those services can be accessed by their employees.
So as long as you remember these 2 passwords, well doesn't that mean that is all that is needed? Obviously these passwords i just gave are very simple etc. Now my thinking is as long as you remember your keepass password and your dropbox password, isn't that is all needed in case anything happens to your laptop, hard drive etc?Įxample say your password for keepass is boblikeseverythingĮxample say your password for dropbox is boblikestoswimalot Or do most ppl use a long generated password? I cant imagine this as that would require you to have that on you like on a piece of paper etc. So that would mean almost everyone here uses a password they could remember right? Like it could be some phrase sentence that is easy to remember. You always need to know your keepass password to open up keepass. Such that imagine the same happen to your external hard drive etc. Yes the reason why i ask about online backup is because well your laptop/external hard drive could be stolen, broken or anything related to that. If you operate under the “better to be safe than sorry” philosophy, you might want to rethink selling or donating your old smartphone.Hi there. Click here to read more about encrypting your phone data, then wiping it. After the storage is encrypted, you can wipe and reset your phone using Android’s factory reset tool, “which will obliterate the encryption key and ensure the data on your device can’t be read,” Hot Hardware said. According to Hot Hardware, you can enable encryption on your Android.
If you don’t want to download or purchase anything to wipe your Android device, there appears to be another option. It’s important to note that Avast sells an Android security app that includes a deletion tool that the company claims is better at wiping Android devices, Slate said. “The reality is that the file is not deleted and the data it contained still remains on the drive.” “When a file is deleted, the operating system merely deletes the corresponding pointers in the file table and marks the space occupied by the file as free,” explains Jaromir Horejsi, computer virus researcher and analyst at Avast.
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