Discussion thoughts about factory resets and CTBs

[EmptyBottle]

Note: I'm probably not going to CTB soon, just want to post smth helpful.

I think that saving any media one wants others to see to a USB, then factory resetting laptops, phones, etc before CTB can protect SaSu (eg protect the messages I sent with users here, some restricted threads, and bring less unwanted attention to SaSu) one's privacy, and the privacy of others (eg a logged in discord would show the family lots of conversations without permission from the intended recipients).

Since the posting of goodbye threads help other users with closure and can offer helpful insight, the resets could be staggered, eg primary phone and PC/laptops, then reset the secondary phone after a user posts the final message of a goodbye thread.

This may even slow or hinder police snooping (at least, for the locally stored data, online accounts could persist data).

Thoughts?

 

[ctb_warrior]

Note: I'm probably not going to CTB soon, just want to post smth helpful.

I think that saving any media one wants others to see to a USB, then factory resetting laptops, phones, etc before CTB can protect SaSu (eg protect the messages I sent with users here, some restricted threads, and bring less unwanted attention to SaSu) one's privacy, and the privacy of others (eg a logged in discord would show the family lots of conversations without permission from the intended recipients).

Since the posting of goodbye threads help other users with closure and can offer helpful insight, the resets could be staggered, eg primary phone and PC/laptops, then reset the secondary phone after a user posts the final message of a goodbye thread.

This may even slow or hinder police snooping (at least, for the locally stored data, online accounts could persist data).

Thoughts?

That's a great thought. One needs to actually clean up the devices to clear all traces. Because authorities will check all the devices to learn more about the case.
I had this thing in my mind but i was overlooking it. But i think this is mission critical to ctb.