soldiers, there was a sailor recently, this was in 2016, who took pictures of classified area of a submarine and sent to his family. he was put in prison for over a year. those are the stakes. i hope we treat this seriously because it is a real problem. emily: harris, you always do such a good job of eliciting all of these questions including last hour with jim jordan and the like. the questions, in addition to how disorganized is everything and what exactly was there and that junk pile, nuclear codes? simple passcodes? what do the american people, what was actually threatened? what still remains to be threatened and why was there such a double standard? as jeremy talks about potential for consequences and accountability, you can t help but wonder and compare the mar-a-lago situation to this. there was an fbi raid, constant skewering in the media. why are attorneys allowed to do with the government should be
so apart from having different passcodes for different functions, different apps within the phone and not keeping your passcodes somewhere in the phone, what else can we as the public do to stop this happening? you have a different passcode for your banking app then you have for your phone. people may want to consider using biometrics, face id or fingerprint id as a way of getting into their phone, because obviously a criminal can t use that. but behind biometrics there is still a pen or a pass code, so you will have still per opinion for when your phone doesn t recognise your face, so make sure you are using separate pins for those. be wary of your circumstances, if you are out and about on your phone, unfortunately we are seeing more scams where someone will come up to someone using their phone, they will try and distract them and steal the phone from them when it is unlocked. i would also recommend,
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stealing one time passcodes is a growing criminal trend. i started investigating how one gang offered to help fraudsters do it with a highly professional automated service. otp agency marketed themselves through the telegram app. they used videos like this to advertise their services while hiding who they were. the group was even on the review site trust pilot. it was a highly rated service. so, how did it work? imagine a criminal client of otp agency has got hold of your details. they try to buy something and when they do, your bank sends you a one time passcode to check that it is you making the payment. at this point, the criminal uses otp agency to trigger