What You Should Carry OTHER Than Your Phone
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Even though it seems like your phone does everything, these other small devices are definitely worth taking with you too.
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LMG should do a video going over usb 2FA devices like the yubikey. I think a lot of people would like to see a video going over it and other USB 2FA choices
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Fun fact: 99.999999999999999999999% of apps and accounts do not support FIDO.
Already did
I have one, almost no websites use them. So it sits in my desk drawer. Waiting. Wishing it could get some use. Every now and then I get it out, blow the dust off, and use it to log back into google if it ever forgets who I am, but that's months apart.
@@milesfarber "we need your phone number so we can sell that to spammers and get more money! ... I mean so we can do 2FA!"
I used to do "ramp" work for airlines, and can tell you a few reasons bags get lost. There's a limited number of bagwells/carousels in the bagroom areas of airports, so multiple flights from the same airline will be dropped into the same carousel, and it's up to the baggage attendant to sort through them and make sure they get to the right flight by placing them in the correct baggage cart. Often times, if the attendant is overwhelmed (which is a fairly regular occurrence), a bag might get thrown in the wrong cart heading to the wrong flight and the ultimately the wrong airport; and this wrong flight/wrong place thing can happen at several different steps in the process: either in the baggage room at your departing airport, at any of your intermediate airports if you have connecting flights, or even at your arriving airport if it gets put in the wrong cart. This is especially common if the airline is flying to two locations with very similar airport codes, like Portland (PDX) and Phoenix (PHX), or one of the three different San Jose airports located across the world. Your bag might also be dropped too late by the ticketing agents, which means it'll end up stranded at your departing airport, because the flight you were taking has already been loaded and sealed up. If you're traveling internationally, there's an additional layer of things that can go wrong because you have to deal with customs agents.
I don't know why I typed all that out. What a pointless exercise.
Informative. Thanks!
Thanks
This is why I try as much as possible to travel with hand luggage only
you’re a great typer/explainer 💯
I really appreciate you took the time to type that out and was for sure not pointless
Nothing can go wrong with a trusty USB flash drive. You never know when you will need to sneakernet a file over to someone else.
Especially all the homework stuff
For the most part an android phone can act as a USB flash drive just fine as long as you've brought a USB cable.
(An example where that probably won't work though would be if you need a USB flash drive for an OS install on a PC)
Its 2022. It's quite sad that often, that's the only way of getting a file from one device to another.
@@ihrbekommtmeinenrichtigennamen There's millions of ways to transfer files without using USB drives. You can use Bluetooth, Wi-Fi Direct, QR codes etc
@@siddiki9778 what about to a PC? You gonna sift around for the Wifi and NFC on that?
It's funny to think that I went my entire life without a phone until I finished high school. Now if I leave home without it I get a panic attack lol.
Same, didn't get a phone until I was in grade 12, now I can't survive without one 😂
That might be true, but in high school I was carrying around a CD Walkman, a case full of CD's, a digital camera, a planner, a Game Boy or PSP, etc... If I was still using those things, it wouldn't be such a big deal leaving my phone. But now all of those things are wrapped up in my phone, so leaving it is like leaving all of those things.
@@slickstretch6391 Man’s rocking a walkman
@@ZaHandle Used to. Didn't everybody at some point?
@@slickstretch6391 Same, always had a book, a CD player, and two CDs at minimum.
Actually was on a trip and used the Apple Air Tags with my checked bags. It ended up being really useful as our bags ended up on a different flight. The tracking wasn’t live, but updated enough that we knew where our luggage was before the airline could tell us. Including as it was coming to where we stayed when they delivered it to us.
Ahah throwback to when I got strip searched flying to Boston on Valentine’s Day bc the brand new pants I had literally bought an hour before the airport had “traces of bomb making material” and it made me miss my flight at which point they decided to just launch my luggage to Atlanta in one of those luggage cannons u mentioned. So u know, pretty much the regular United airlines customer experience we have come to know and love… ahahah not still salty about it three years later or anything
Imagine if you could make airlines sign a contract that if they lose your luggage, they reimburse you the flight. Never again would luggage end up in a different country!
The ammount of "oh no I totally lost my bag give me free flight" they will get from customers only to find random bags with rocks in the toilet somewhere would be so many lol
@@FAQUERETERMAX Not at all. Just like they currently do, they'll put a tag on the bag. If they start taking this seriously they'd also scan the tag upon delivery to the customer. That way they're responsible for it during transport but not after delivery, which is the only time the customer gets a chance to abandon it in a washroom.
@@lekhakaananta5864 that would need them to change the whole airport infrastructure
@@FAQUERETERMAX Yes, it would be a change for the better.
I have a couple Yubikeys. A main and a backup. It's a game changer with 2FA. You can even use them to secure SSH and Linux logins.
Ok
just imagine - you need to access your server but a physical key you need are several thousands km away.....it's a game changer :)
@@s.i.m.c.a The idea is that you bring the key wherever you go lmao
@@s.i.m.c.a That's why you keep a spare.
I use them on the daily to sign-in into my proxmox instances (and vms)
Text message codes are an issue because far too many companies allow an attacker to us it, with no choice for customers to disable that.
Obviously not using SMS helps, but that major security risk still exists anyway.
oh cool it's the guy I see in TF2!
@@bindstf2 Hey there!
Why are they an issue?
@@nitinmalayil7358 You can find quite the abundance of articles on it with a search engine like Google, but basically there are a scary number of ways an attacker could intercept SMS codes quite easily. First they get some site to send a code via SMS, then silently get it instead of the account owner.
The difficult part is many companies don't even offer alternative 2FA options.
Wait there has been a lock on my laptop the entire time?
Something that wasn't mentioned in the video is that the Samsung trackers also use UWB that works with all (newer) Samsung phones, and use bluetooth on others
I had a Samsungs SmartThings tracker (cellular, GPS) and the app was completely useless on any Android phone that wasn't made by Samsung. It just didn't work. They eventually stopped selling them. Does the app for Sammy's new trackers actually work on other phones? Cuz I'd consider using them...
@@KJ4EZJ 99% sure that Samsung trackers only for Samsung phones. Its not failing to get the app to work, its locked out.
@Benedict Claxton Stevens Not sure whether you're talking about the new ones or the old ones or if you had a typo, but they showed Samsung AirTag competitors in the video and the ones I used (SmartThings trackers) have been discontinued and locked out, but obviously were not when I bought them.
@@KJ4EZJ Samsung SmartTags now. And Yeah they only work on samsung. Pretty good though if that fits for you.
@@truetrueevil1 Thanks for the clarification, I appreciate it. Nah, I moved away from Samsung when they made it too difficult for US customers to unlock their bootloaders (basically after the S5). I tried to import an S10 from the EU, but ended up running into issues and gave up when I saw the 1+7 Pro. Not sure who I will go to next, but it likely won't be Samsung unless they change their ways. There may be A-series devices that still meet my needs, not sure.
"Don't use text codes".... It's MUCH better than password only and it's usually the only secondary security offered by most sites.
If it's the only 2FA, then go for it. If you, can use a third-party app or a security key
I’ve seen very few sites support it
What about a power bank, for most people I'd say extra battery life is much more useful then a USB security key
I agree it’s more useful but most people know battery banks exist, I think they were going for more niche product categories in this vid.
Not if you use a device that doesn't have poor battery life
My phone lasts 20 hours why would I need that
I used to have a power brick for extra charge for camping. It was great to charge the phone almost 3 times before running out.
@@luizcastro5246 What phone are you even using?
Should have probably mentioned the Samsung tags are also trackable trough everybody that has a Samsung, exactly the same as the Apple variant.
"dont use text codes, theyre awful!"
*looks at phone in moderate shame and then tries to hide cuz i use them*
honestly you might as well not do it. The problem with sms is, its unencrypted. They can just fake your mobile number and that will result in not you getting that code but the hacker. Only thing that works less is if you use one of those public phone numbers you can use if you dont want to use your own.
I always have my leatherman multitool with me. Very useful. Another good every day carry is a will to live 😅
Absolutely, i have the cheap “rev” but i want a signal at some point
@@packerman1203 the wave is also great
I've heard of those but I can't find one anywhere.
Not the leatherman, the other thing.
The samsung tags now work similar to air tags in the sense that they can ping off of any samsung phone with smart things find installed
The SmartTag+ also has Ultra Wide Band
"Why do I keep losing my damn luggage"
The guys over at the TrashTaste podcast are currently asking this question... an airline recently lost like $60k in gear.
Something that expensive deserves a tracking device
1:16 Jake: "Don't use text codes, they're awful."
My bank: "Authenticator apps? Hardware keys? What are those?! LOL"
/sigh
LOL my bank doesn't even have SMS, its like ok username and password K thanks here you go. On the phone app at least you can activate "Face ID".
My insurance company only uses SMS authentication - like not even a username password system, but a I.D. number + phone number that you confirm with SMS....
2:34 That's some BS. Samsungs SmartTag+ supports UWB for precise location as well, but only works with Samsung Phones. And both Tile and Samsung support just like Apple a localization network. Also, the button on Samsungs SmartTag can be bound to do pretty much anything. Not just ring your phone.
you are indeed correct. Infact i would say samsungs SmartTag+ is better than apples airtags.
Jake, PRO TIP for luggage while traveling. If you travel with a firearm in your luggage(and you follow the guidelines to do so) they will NEVER loose that piece of luggage.
I ALWAYS fly with a firearm in my suitcase when flying because I know it'll be there with me when I land.
Seriously, a LOT of people will loose jobs if they lost a firearm piece of luggage so rest assured it'll never be lost.
And it's a pro tip for luggage with expensive stuff in it like cameras and computers. It'll have to be locked and secured and never be lost.
isn't there loads of youtube videos where people had trouble with firearms in their luggage?
Or did things change in the past couple of years?
Expensive stuff always needs to be carried on because TSA has sticky fingers. They even swiped my dad's laptop from a carry-on tray and stashed it under the machine and pretending they never saw it. Gotta keep a close eye on that kind of stuff.
@@JMKnoetze If so, they possibly didn't do it correctly. But not to my knowledge.
@@jayspeidell Putting it in a checked case with a firearm is MUCH safer. And expensive stuff is also sometimes large.
Then you try that internationally and whoops, you're under arrest after landing, or at least have your things confiscated if you didn't file stuff within the destination country.
“Don’t use text codes. They’re awful” …. Great. Can you tell that to the Australian businesses that only allow text codes?
I feel you, I hope Australia one day understand that tech must evolve to stay relevant
I have 2 of those K-locks with 2 keys each. They really come in handy when travelling. Right now, I have my very expensive gaming rig locked down with one. Of course, it wouldn't stop them from ripping it off, but it would at least greatly slow them down / cause hesitation, and it would for sure cause a lot of damage to the case.
Just ordered two yubico. It's time to get better about 2fa. This video made them seem alot more attainable/easy to use.
You're more likely to have your luggage lost if you check the bag too close to when boarding starts because then they need to send it on a different plane, as your plane is already being loaded.
any 2 factor is better than no 2 factor. SMS is not as secure as other methods but its better than just a password. I really makes no sense to tell people to not use it. Sure caution them its not perfect due to sim hijacking but its still useful.
I always carry around a Swiss Army Knife. It has a phone built into it, including a table, tweezers, and hopefully a screwdriver. Best of all, when carrying it around, it gives me the confidence that I need to tackle those tough days. Like those days when some Leeroy in his lifted pickup doesn't signal when he switches lanes.
You're still bring this up after how many years now? That being say, Leeroy in a pickup is funny . 🤣
I'd like to get more into hardware authentication, I even got a YubiKey, but I feel like their usability is kinda limited. Too few services are compatible with that kind of universal hardware key. I much prefer having a cheap backup phone for emergency authentication. It's just more versatile.
many passwordmanagers do allow them and google, microsoft and I assume Apple accounts as well. Those are the ones you trust with your most sensible data, for most other things, like idk your twitter account, you really dont need a yubikey - and if you do, just connect them with your google account.
Entirely agrees, a Tracfone Alcatel MyFlip 2 is the way to go. Even though with special needs, legally DeafBlind I am able to decently use that phone as well. Since the display size is pretty ding good for a flip phone that is.
Any service that allows you to use an authenticator app on your phone is compatible with a yubikey though, the only places you can't use it are those that don't allow you to use anything but sms 2fa anyways
@@pottedrosepetal6906 Apple doesn't support any significant Yubikey features. But it's true that having mail and password manager is otherwise what's most important.
@@ivanmalinovski7807 That sounds like a great reason not to use Apple shit. Could you explain in detail which things don't work so I have some extra ammo next time I go bashing the sheeple?
I carry around a bruise kit wherever I go.
K-Lock are so easy to remove, even without cutting the cord. It takes less than 10 seconds to wiggle it out of the socket, less if you don't care about bending the connector or breaking the lock's pins.
I can't imagine wiggling it out from older MacBooks
Wanna see lpl go through one in less time than this video's sponsor spot
At my old school thieves would just yoink and rip the laptops right off of them in 2 seconds, they don't care about the damage.
I was going to say this. We lost a key for one at work and I just grabbed the laptop, and just gave it a yank and it popped right out. They're garbage.
@@Pockymuncher888 traditionally good ones, on well constructed laptops will break the laptop so it no longer functions if you tried.
I think many people didn’t notice jake being inside the cooling outlet at that k lock shot
Ventoy USB key that holds multiple bootable images is very handy
love these short vids on this channel keep it up
Additional info omitted from the video.
Samsung tags:
Some also have the UWB chips (smart tag+), but you'll need a compatible phone.
You can only pair them with Samsung devices, not all android devices.
Samsung + Tile:
You can also use the community finding feature (all Samsung phones and all phones with the Tile app respectively will be able to find them).
Wish you'd elaborate on why text message authorization numbers are bad. Samsung has 2 models of their tag. The more premium tag has the wideband chip for the AR locating feature, and I believe both tags use Samsung devices to ping their location just like AirTags.
Power bank
Pen drive (Type A & Type C combo preferable)
OTG cable/ adapter
Micro USB to Type C/ Lighting adapter
Type C to Lighting (if you're an iPhone user)
3.5mm headphone dongle maybe
Type A male to Type C female maybe
Who ever edited Jake into the laptop vent, thank you.
I had just told my 5 year old niece 20 minutes before I watched this that little people live inside of the computers so we don't drop them or damage them.
I had to show her this video as proof. lol
a multi-tool or a wallet ninja/knife is also something handy to carry around. if i bring a backpack usually i'll have a swiss army knife even when going to a barbeque sunday because you never know when you gonna have to be engineer.
Buying two Yubikeys was one of the best investments of my life. I adore these things and have already saved my bacon once or twice. Can't recommend them enough!
it would be great if Microsoft allowed security keys to actually work as a log in method for window hello lock screen at start up and when you win key + l because it is better than a pin or body part that can go missing.
Ironically, MacBook on video does not have a Kensington lock
I always carry a fleshlight with me.
I always carry a blank flashdrive on my keychain. Sometimes you just need to save a file or help someone transfer something.
I also have one as a boot device for windows too.
1:04 what a great to say to thieves: Hey this is a very valuable thing
Samsung has uwb scanning on the + tag. And the Samsung find network is pretty good
As someone who doesn't own a mobile phone(I have a free house phone line from my ISP and only leave the house for exercise and shopping, during neither of which I'd answer my phone), and likely never will, that UBI key thing looks very interesting as sometimes my card transactions get refused, which according to the bank is because they're trying to text me a code on a phone that doesn't exist.
USB thumb drive, bolt action pen, headphones, Samsung Tag on keys and vehicle (not perfect but valuable) battery bank, 3 in 1 charging cable (Type mini B, C, and lightening connector and soon I'll add the LTT screwdriver and yes, I do always wear cargo pants when I go out of the house.
As much as i like the Idea of a Kensington lock, i don't think i would use it that often, just because it can be really annoying to secure it around something
I had a lost my phone scare earlier... Y'all real funny with this timing today
It is worth noting that Samsungs Galaxy Tags come in two variants. One only uses bluetooth, the other one uses bluetooth and UWB. They also are able to use other Galaxy devices to transmit their position back to you, but I am not aware how new the software has to be in order to support this feature.
I like using a yubikey as a backup to my phone's 2fa. If I end up breaking my phone/it gets stolen, I have a yubikey in a lockbox I can grab.
Sometimes you don't have a choice in getting the text codes, as that may be the only option a (Government) website offers you. The other problem is when your authenticating app is on a phone that bricked itself (happened to me). This isn't just a thing of putting the app on a new phone and continue, because the authentication app is registered against the device that bricked itself. Solvable in the end, but it takes a lot of effort.
i've been daily driving my yubikey, it's sick and so so secure and helpful - would recommend it for anyone.
Editing jake into the laptop's vent was pretty funny lol
lol nice video, loved the rants!
0:30 lmao the vents
I would say it’s a good alternative 2FA without a smartphone. I’m a keyless guy, I have no where to keep this with me handy.
Treat this as a backup-2FA method in case my phone battery die?! I have iPad with me, it’s a good backup for the 2nd authentication app and I carry a 10,000 mah battery in my duffel bag also.
Edit: I do have a car remote to carry but it’s also in my bag lol
Those keys are almost as prone as flash drives to being corrupted.
I can vouch for security keys, especially if you're making content on CZcams and don't want to be taken over by cryptobro hackers
Which do you reccomend?
Yeah one thing that's nice about the new pixels is they actually serve as their own titan key.
Most crypto hacks are from hacked PC's/Phone's because of that even security leys won't help
@@HadeedSarfaraz Yubikey is by far the best option.
K-Locks are nothing but minor deterrents on many laptops. If it's a plastic frame like the one you showed, you literally just rip the laptop and while it damages the frame, it's gone. My dad once used one to piss me off so I just ripped at it and it broke right off.
Samsung Galaxy SmartTags work with BT yes. But SmartTag+ uses both BT and UWB, and it also uses the Find My Galaxy Network.
Tiles only work when you're testing if they work. The moment you NEED them to work, they are garbage... they're around 0/5 so far :/ Samsung's SmartThings tag has worked flawlessly on the other hand, I love it!
it's a hard truth about tags ... they worked fine if only Big Fish like Apple or Samsung produced them and integrated to all his lineup the search network.
big mistake at the end of the video, airlines launch suitcases like that, but dont go to the expense of attaching parachutes! haha
Great vid! Can you guys please do a "Settings you need to change" on IOS/iPadOS and Android? Many of the great settings are hidden and may effect the whole experince of the whole OS. Thanks!
Yubikey isn't easy to configure for straightforward activities like securing your computer,or office 365 authentication
Video topic idea. Don't know which channel would do it better.
Repairability or upgrade options for vehicles tech. For example can you replace the stock ram or ssd on a Chevy bolt?
I ask because I recently purchased a new 2022 vehicle and the system uses an SD card to run the onscreen maps. Never knew. Thought it was all downloaded stored inside. Can I place an ssd into the cart instead of using that SD card?
Thought Yubi Key Devices uses Finger Print technology but tried it using a different finger print still works.
Regarding your "how does powerline ethernet work" video, is it possible to split the recieving feed to 2 devices? Does one need to connect 2 lines split into 1 before the "plug" into the wall in order to split the line? Hence ²>¹ - ¹
Using the shotgun shells for the hardware key B-Roll was neat as shit.
I've always wondered why 2fa via text message is pushed by big companies except for convenience. Everyone's phones have text messages on the lock screen now. That completely kills the reason 2fa exists in the first place.
Mine are secured where you can't see the content of the messages on the lock screen. It is easy to do.
@@krisbright3227 yes, it's easy to do. But the lock screen notifications are very useful, that's why they came into function, and are default for some time. And they're not going away.
That was quite interessting :D Should check out the USB stick 😁
Ive been using a Security Key for about 2 years now,
i carry several things as my (EDC) everyday carry Phone of coarse and keys and flash drive(sometimes)..but I also Carry a small flashlight and a Glock 23 along with a wallet and so should every one else (IMHO) Things are Krazy AF right Now All Around The World & you can never count on Any one But Yourself to get out of a jam ..If You Ever Need one & dont have it Then You May never get another Chance !
I often carry the Ifixit nano kit with me when i go to friends
Gallium nitride semiconductors are finally making it to the market? Nice!
"They are awful" is terrible reasoning.
Security is about expected scenarios.
Sure, most of the mobile infrastructure is basically not encrypted by modern standards. But the window of opportunity for an attack here is basically non existent if you are not specifically targeted with a high amount of resources. Some people tend to forget that some measures are actively worse then nothing. And those just get jumbled in confusing the matter with statements like this. Mobile TAN is a lot better then nothing. As it eliminates realistic attack vectors and opens none. It even has advantages over a yubikey, so this is relevant here. The advantage being: You can deactivate the phone remotely via the provider.
I mean, you don’t need to be some prominent figure to be targeted in a SIM swap attack. It’s happened to plenty of regular, average, every day people. And while it is better than nothing, a YubiKey or other hardware 2FA device should still be preferred. If the website you’re using doesn’t have support for YubiKeys, and only offers SMS, then use SMS but use the YubiKey whenever possible
0:34 stellar work, editor.
The look on the Starbucks employees' faces when I'm drilling a hole in the table to attach the other end of that Kensington lock, tho. 👀
What about a backup hardware 2fa device if you lost your phone could also generate codes for services you enrolled it to
"Don't use text codes they're awful" Please talk more about that cause from my experience they are no better or worse than other 2FA apps. Sure you need to live in a country where it is hard to take away your number with a single call, but when you do, their security isn't much lower than other apps cause when someone gets full access to your smartphone you are F'd either way.
I get 2fa codes over text all the time and have never had an issue. If they’re so awful, they should explain why, and why I should want to use a USB key instead.
@@KronosX3T Dependin on where you live, it is super easy to highjack your phone. Just call the hotline and they will send you a new sim card to any location you specified without actually checking that it is indeed you.
@@_aullik May depend more on your carrier than where you live, I have to jump through hoops to do anything with Verizon proving who I am whether it be in person at one of the stores or over the phone. Which as annoying as it is, they should all realistically do that and I believe most large carriers are that way and likely caused by that exact thing happening in the past.
@@KronosX3T because text messages aren't encrypted, so even without the sim card thing, someone could intercept those texts
It's a real pain when you live in an area without cell service, like most of the rural areas in the US.
He's inside the laptop grill 00:31, great job editing team!
Good job Jake!
People who work at Best Buy can tell you how useless those K-locks are. The bad guys were simply snapping the "tooth" part of the lock off with a flick of the wrist right there in the store. It's really easy to break. No need to cut the cable or anything. You should check out "Lock Picking Lawyer" youtube channel to show how useless most locks are. He used a 7mm impression tube that slips right in to unlock it. If you have a bike you definitely need to check out his channel before spending money on a bike lock.
Yeah, the K-lock might be somewhat useful in a coffee shop, unless the bad guys also hang out there just waiting for someone to use that lock to go stand in line.
This was a good one
Dancing Jake got hes groove back
2:34 Samsung's SmartTag+ tags also use UWB. In fact, the system's even better than Apple's as you can use your camera's phone and AR to locate exactly where the tag is (yes not just direction but also height!). Unfortunately, just like Airtags are limited to iDevices, Samsung tags are only working with Samsung devices. (In a video that tested Tile, Airtag, and SmartTag in Amsterdam, the SmartTag also ended up being the one with the best coverage, with Tile coming in last, however that's far from a scientific test and your mileage may vary based on region and prevalent smartphone brand there.)
You do say don't use text based authentication but sometimes that's the only option they seem to offer, which is dumb and I don't know how to change that.
Im tickled by how my phone service provider got hacked and recommended against 2 factor by text and suggested email, but my email service got hacked as well and suggested 2 factor by text as a safer alternative. Lose-lose by those 2 methods.
Jake in the air vent 🤣🤣🤣
FYI: Samsung has the SmartTag+ now, which like AirTags have UWB. They're pretty new, but pretty good looking stuff.
With my phone, cover has all my cards + ID, and my keys (with tracker) I pretty much have all I need when leaving the house.
Samsung Tags use any nearby Samsung phone just like Apple Tags do for iPhones.
2:37 Samsungs new Galaxy Tags also uses Ultra Wideband for precise tracking
Someone let me know of a product that's good that had power pass through for fast charging. ie. PD or QC3 with USB 3.0 support and allows data to PC... lol I can make my own adapter but would prefer to just buy one. I looked all over and can't find anything that makes sense specs wise or there's not many tests to show it actually worked right. Theres a good Episode Linus... 🙂
Small problem with those tiles...my sister loses both her phone and her keys, usually at the same time so lol
All a kensington lock does is adds a half a second to the theft when they give it a hard tug and the lock tears through the thin metal holding it in. The only person it'd deter is someone that's never seen one before.
I think it's more for "let me just try as a ashed teenager/jerk" more than someone who actually WANTS to steal the thing for a seasoned crime.
they used to talk about the little black box that does everything. how it would be a true marvel when it was invented. since smart phones came out i haven't heard that mentioned anymore
that cannon business is nice, packets away, bits, haha, pun intended :)
shoot your bits :)
You loose you luggage, because they bumped you luggage for more valuable cargo. They will send it on a later flight that doesn't have as much demand for air cargo, usually within 1-3 days.
hi lmg! i love your content!