Randomly … that support Palestine. Hmmmm. It doesn’t seem random to me.
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"Florida lawyer Jalal Shehadeh is convinced that the warrantless seizure of his cell phone by federal agents at the Newark International Airport after he returned from Palestine this September was not random."
That sounds by definition not random.
https://grapheneos.org/ is waiting for its time to shine
You get arrested for wiping your phone at the border as we learned last month.
For now people that need to cross the border should probably carry a travel phone and mail their real one.
What's your pin?
I don't recall at the moment.
What's your pin?
I don't recall at the moment.
What's your pin?
I wonder if I'd get arrested if they run out of tries then it wipes itself, as opposed to providing a duress pin.
I don't know..
Over the years the courts have decided that LEOs can't force you to give your pin/password. The issue that wasn't really addressed is why US citizens lack certain rights in the grey zone between US and international territory.
This all seems illegal but I'm not a laywer
Or don't take your real phone with you. Memorise a tinyURL that takes you to a place you can restore your original phone contents or even just a password vault, which allows you to reconnect to your important services once you have access to a clean phone again.
Freedom of Speech^TM^*
*Terms and condition apply and are subject to change at any given moment and is enforced however we (the enforcers) like it. We can and will infringe on it but you may take legal action after our work is complete. You may be entitled to some compensation, which will come from the tax dollars, while we face no consequences, aren't held accountable and free to repeat it. Your case may also be used as a propaganda to show how we are the freeest country in the world.
Maybe backup your phone, wipe it, and restore it?
The solution to school shootings is not to focus on dodgeball.
This is a comment about phone privacy.
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