← Back to context Comment by eru 9 hours ago That's why you do it the other way round: you mark things that you don't want deleted. 2 comments eru Reply ozim 9 hours ago That is not really making any difference if you can prepare beforehandandyou can’t be sure which things can get you in trouble. eru 7 hours ago It does make a difference: you only mark enough to be kept to make your phone looks like it's in use, as opposed to obviously wiped.By default, new material will be deleted. So you don't have to prepare again and again.> you can’t be sure which things can get you in trouble.When in doubt, don't mark it as keep.
ozim 9 hours ago That is not really making any difference if you can prepare beforehandandyou can’t be sure which things can get you in trouble. eru 7 hours ago It does make a difference: you only mark enough to be kept to make your phone looks like it's in use, as opposed to obviously wiped.By default, new material will be deleted. So you don't have to prepare again and again.> you can’t be sure which things can get you in trouble.When in doubt, don't mark it as keep.
eru 7 hours ago It does make a difference: you only mark enough to be kept to make your phone looks like it's in use, as opposed to obviously wiped.By default, new material will be deleted. So you don't have to prepare again and again.> you can’t be sure which things can get you in trouble.When in doubt, don't mark it as keep.
That is not really making any difference if you can prepare beforehand
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you can’t be sure which things can get you in trouble.
It does make a difference: you only mark enough to be kept to make your phone looks like it's in use, as opposed to obviously wiped.
By default, new material will be deleted. So you don't have to prepare again and again.
> you can’t be sure which things can get you in trouble.
When in doubt, don't mark it as keep.