-That, and the 5th amendment.

If you're in this situation, don't say this. You are under no obligation to explain anything, and anything you say will be used against you (and will not be used to defend you). Just shut the fuck up.

Just put a note in your wallet that says cell password with the distress pin. You didn't give them the pin their illegal search uncovered it.

It's 100 miles. They claim 100 miles from the boarder and now "the board" is including international airports.

https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/border-zone

For people that don't want to be dragging into a civil rights case, can you set up a dummy interface that looks used, but doesn't have any too important available? Like you only owned the phone for a week?

Yeah, I bought my pixel specifically to run Graphene. Hope the Motorola devices come sooner that later, so one has a bit of a choice

You can setup different users on GrapheneOS and switch between them.

There is also a "private area" in the bottom of the app list where you can move sensitive apps and password protect them.

Either way, allowing a malicious actor into that profile exposes more attack surface for them to exploit.

Idk. Security is a journey, not a destination.

Yeah, you're right

Would be great if there was a feature that detects a clone and start zeroing itself. Or start flipping bits every few seconds/random intervals in a way that just seems like nand in early stages of failing (maybe even give false drive health data). Though I have zero understanding of the cloning processes, and imagine that it would quickly be something they would have their own detectors and mitigations.

But can't just stop trying to make it harder/frustrating for anyone trying to access all our digital lives. They already get around our rights with how they just go ask the companies like Microsoft to get people's Bitlocker keys (which even most people seem to not even be aware of having until Windows breaks).