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US accuses American of allegedly wiping his phone using a 'duress' password during border search | TechCrunch
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do you know how much does any pixel from last year cost?
Bought a new 8a for 300,- a year or so ago.
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To step it up even further, if using a duress pin, stick it on a note inside your phone case. Don't say a goddamn word aside from asking for a lawyer, and when they inevitably find the written code and try it out, that's entirely on them.
That's a good idea
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Would love to see how that happened. Extra points if they are the ones that entered it.
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Unfortunately, the 4th is pretty well destroyed at the border. And within 100 miles of the border.
they've expanded the 100 miles to 250, and include cities with international airports now. we're at a point now where USBP jurisdiction is wherever a USBP agent happens to be
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Hmm this sounds like government overreach
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Would love to see how that happened. Extra points if they are the ones that entered it.
They were:
When Tunick provided his passcode and the authorities entered it, “the screen went blank, flashed several times and the phone appeared to restart.”
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no he didn't. They asked for a password that the phone would accept. They weren't even supposed to ask, but he gave them one. They're the ones who entered it on the phone. And by extension they're the ones who erased the phone.
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When Tunick provided his passcode and the authorities entered it, “the screen went blank, flashed several times and the phone appeared to restart.” The authorities seized his phone anyway, before telling him that he was free to go and could enter the United States.
Very glad to hear that he's a free man while the courts try to figure out what to do.
Also it's hilarious that he didn't wipe it. The officers did it. I think it's going to be very hard to get a conviction of this activist when it was the officer that wiped the data.
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From what I read, upon demand he gave the code to the Investigator, whomst had to watch the phone start to load and then erase it self. What a joy it must have been to watch them gifauh at that
Pretty sure all cops have fat fingers. Too many doughnuts
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tampering_with_evidence
Tunick’s attorneys accused the government of demanding access to his phone under the pretext of searching for child exploitation imagery, but without providing evidence to justify its suspicion.
Even if I had more information, I still wouldn’t have the law chops to predict where this may lead.
The accused is a Stop Cop City activist in Atlanta.
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they’re gonna use this case as pretext to ban graphene os
Lol I think they'll loose. It'll be good to have legal protection for this tech.
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So? My data, my choice and right to delete it, so fuck off!
He didn't delete it. The officer did.
I wonder if he'll sue them for damages
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Regardless of how it happened, entering a fascist state means that you must be prepared to wipe all your devices before crossing the border. They’ll naturally fabricate justifications to employ totalitarian measures as it’s their directive to do so. If they seize your items and violate your privacy, which they will do, at least there’s nothing but a blank slate. These days I feel it’s more important than ever to have two devices, with one being a basic phone for communication only and the other a smartphone that’s backed up and ready to be wiped at a moments notice, then stuffed into your luggage.
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no he didn't. They asked for a password that the phone would accept. They weren't even supposed to ask, but he gave them one. They're the ones who entered it on the phone. And by extension they're the ones who erased the phone.
Plus he provided a passcode that unlocked the device I don't see the issue.
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A reason to try grapheneos if you are technically inclined.
Or, on iOS, wipe the device after 10 failed attempts.
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Sounds like the police officer tried to gain unauthorized access to a device. And, while they were trying to crack it, they wiped all of its data.
I wonder if the police officer that did this will face criminal charges of unauthorized access and destruction of evidence.
And also there's a civil suit in there. The officer may have deleted valuable data on the victim's device, causing them harm. I wonder what the monetary value will be.
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He didn't delete it. The officer did.
I wonder if he'll sue them for damages
"They asked for my password. They didn't specify which password."
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"They asked for my password. They didn't specify which password."
More like "sorry I couldn't remember the password. I guessed, but I have a bad memory"
This is exactly the reason the government can't force you to give your password in the US. They can't prove that you remember the password.
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That's precisely what a duress password is for. Feature working as intended, get a warrant.
Edit:Other connent said GrapheneOS
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Regardless of how it happened, entering a fascist state means that you must be prepared to wipe all your devices before crossing the border. They’ll naturally fabricate justifications to employ totalitarian measures as it’s their directive to do so. If they seize your items and violate your privacy, which they will do, at least there’s nothing but a blank slate. These days I feel it’s more important than ever to have two devices, with one being a basic phone for communication only and the other a smartphone that’s backed up and ready to be wiped at a moments notice, then stuffed into your luggage.
"Entering a fascist state", means you should turn around and go back the way you came. Why do people assume it's safe here?
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