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This setup will avoid the problem of authorities being able to "prove" you have #Bitcoin in your possession.
1. A powered off #GrapheneOS device is completely E2EE encrypted at rest with nothing in memory. Plausible deniability: I forgot the password/PIN.
2. Green can be set not to remember previously accessed wallets, leaving no trace behind on the device. This allows you to grant access to the device if need being, and it will look pretty bare bones.
3. This leaves the Jade, which either has some state (if using PIN server) or none, if using #SeedQR. In both cases, ample plausibility exists in either "I forgot the pin", or "I've never set it up or truly used it".
This level of plausible deniability is critical as the State becomes more agressive with seizure.
This is one of the biggest reasons I've stopped having IRL friends and family use and maintain a dedicated laptop: too much risk of seizure if they don't know what they're doing.
#Bitcoin
A dedicated #GrapheneOS device with Blockstream (npub1jg5…6n8n) Green installed directly via Obtanium and verified with AppVerifier is a great way to interface with the new #Jade Plus.
Published at
2025-03-11 16:39:53Event JSON
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