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Zero. My phone is portable. I could lose it at any moments notice. I can and have unlocked it to apps that I forgot were open, and with the borders now they can search it for any reason. So zero.
Valv.
Whether or not you use it for porn, it sounds as if you might appreciate it. It’s pretty easy to use, and if you SyncThing it to your desktop, there are a couple of decryption tools. Some also support encryption to the vault format, so you can upload files to your phone already encrypted.
I put everything I don’t want strangers peeking into in there. Bad poetry, lists of my favorite owls, diary entries.
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I don’t think OP was exclusively thinking of selfies, since they didn’t mention “selfies.”
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How could such images be weaponized against me, if they’re not of me or anyone I know (not selfies)?
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Probably more than I know. Browsers cache thumbnails; if you don’t have an ad blocker, you almost certainly have at least one cached NSFW ad thumbnail. Lemmy caches images too, so if you intentionally or accidentally opened an NSFW photo, it’s also on your phone. I suppose there are people who aggressively disable caches and turn on cache purging, but most of us don’t.
People in Lemmy overuse the NSFW tag, which means half the time the actual image is entirely SFW. Which means, I end up opening many NSFW blurred images that might or might not contain actual nudity. So I know there’s “porn” on my phone.
Oh, and there’s also that 4GB folder of Capybara BDSM Vore.
If I were a PornHub employee, the pics could be called “NSFW”?
Nice try honey, I don’t have any. We have been through this.
Like a lot.
I’m pretty sure anti-establishment memes are not safe for work.
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I just realized that I have a huge number of NSFW pics on my phone, though they are in a separate paid app that hides them away…
Anyway, over the years I have gathered thousands of pics.
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