I know the recommendations. Im suggesting that everyone take a look at those practices and be sure to have them implemented.
If you’re not printing out the codes on paper and sticking them in a safe deposit box as a remote backup, you’re absolutely risking it.
Well thats a good way to lock yourself out of your account!
Where do you store your 2FA recovery codes?
Its per phone:
For the sony xperia, check out footnote 5:
On the samsung phones, click to show the full specifications. Then go down to the dust resistant spec and hover over the question mark.
Waiting for the phone model so I can pull up the specifications that will have this information. I don’t keep a list of phones that have a 3.5mm port on me.
I am sorry, I am unable to find any kind of video that shows the Asus Zenfone 10 IP68 test.
I do see this post though: https://zentalk.asus.com/t5/zenfone-10/welp-think-my-zenfone-10-just-died/td-p/414686
As well as a notice from Asus: https://www.asus.com/support/faq/1046136/
Read the footnotes on those sites, you silly goose…
- This products is water resistant and protected against dust. All ports and attached covers should be firmly closed. Do not put the device completely underwater or expose it to seawater, salt water, chlorinated water, or liquids such as drinks. Abuse and improper use of device will invalidate warranty. The device has been tested under Ingress Protection rating IP65/68. Sony devices that are tested for their water resistant abilities are placed gently inside a container filled with tap water and lowered to a depth of 1.5 meters. After 30 minutes in the container, the device is gently taken out and its functions and features are tested. Note this module has a capless USB port to connect and charge. The USB port needs to be completely dry before charging.
Water-resistant and dustproof based on IP67 Rating, which tests submersion up to 1 meter for up to 30 minutes. Not shockproof.
https://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/phones/galaxy-s/galaxy-s9plus-64gb–unlocked–sm-g965uzkaxaa/
Water-resistant and dustproof based on IP67 Rating, which tests submersion up to 1 meter for up to 30 minutes. Not shockproof.
Do you want me to make a video that shows you where that is on the page?
For which phone model would you like me to look up the manufacturer’s website for you?
Ok, I’ll say that to your xperia, s9+, and s7
Per manufacturer’s website for xperia:
This device is water resistant and protected against dust. All ports and attached covers should be firmly closed. Do not put the device completely underwater or expose it to seawater, salt water, chlorinated water or liquids such as drinks. Abuse and improper use of device will invalidate the limited warranty. The device has been tested under Ingress Protection rating IP65/68. Sony devices that are tested for their water-resistant abilities are placed gently inside a container filled with tap water and lowered to a depth of 1.5 meters. After 30 minutes in the container, the device is gently taken out and its functions and features are tested. Note this model has a capless USB port to connect and charge. The USB port needs to be completely dry before charging.
Per manufacturer’s website for s9+:
Water-resistant and dustproof based on IP67 Rating, which tests submersion up to 1 meter for up to 30 minutes. Not shockproof.
Per manufacturer’s website for s7:
Water-resistant and dustproof based on IP67 Rating, which tests submersion up to 1 meter for up to 30 minutes. Not shockproof.
Its IP65 if the headphone jack isnt covered. Per the manufacturer’s website for this phone model:
The device has been tested for water resistance using IEC 60529 standard and has achieved an IP65/68 rating. Water and dust resistance can deteriorate over time in normal usage, or if the device is damaged, repaired or taken apart. The device should never be completely submerged underwater, and should not be allowed to come into contact with seawater, brine, chlorinated water or drinks. Failure to observe correct precautions will invalidate the device warranty and the function of water and dust resistance. Water resistance is tested by submerging the device to a depth of 1.5 meters in tap water for 30 minutes. After the test the device is removed and fully dried, then checked for normal operation. Please note that the device has a USB-C charging port, and this USB-C port must be completely dry before any attempt is made at charging. For related warranty information, please refer to the product warranty card.
Oh man, FYI you can’t get an IP68 rating with a headphone jack alone unless you manually cover the slot each time.
Id rather have a good ip68 rated phone with adapters than a shitty phone with native 3.5mm port and sdcard slot, but to each their own.
Id rather have a good ip68 rated phone with shitty adapters than a shitty phone with native 3.5mm port and sdcard slot, but to each their own.
Uh, Android supports using sdcards, 3.5mm headphone jacks, and also nvme drives. Literally just get any usb-c adapter for your use case.
Id go for an nvme drives over sdcards though.
Dont buy shitty android phones then. Gotta get the higher end, big name phones that actually take care of the boot loader. Pixel phones come to mind.
The 200 iq move is to join it and tell them how cool it is. Then they won’t like it.
Nah you hit the nail on the head. I 100% agree with you. Sorry if I came off brash.