>>539791302>worst thanhahahaha
>>539791302>you got a loisence for that CP mate ?
>>539791302
>>539791302This will end with any questing will in a obstruction charge
>>539791302>you cant just delete your own data, goy
>>539791302Deliberately deleting data during a search should be against the law.
>>539792464>Just let law enforcement go through your stuff and plant evidence on you!Cops are not your friends.
>>539791302seems like quite the flaw if it's obvious that you used a duress password.sort of feel like it should unlock to a spoof partition while the original partition is silently wiped in the background.
>cops put him on a terror list because he opposed some stupid building>seething cops know they can't actually do anything so they make a blind pedo accusation in a fit of rage>outsmarts and dabs on the corrupt cops with no warrant and no probable cause by protecting his privacyinsane story
>>539792464He didn't delete anything, the dumb piggy that typed the code in did.
>>539792197The only response.
>>539791302So what was he being investigated for that they wanted to search his phone at the airport?
>umm you're a terrorist (flag him anywhere we can detain him)>umm you're a pedophile (need to look at your phone)>umm you deleted evidence (you definitely had CP, officers could tell you were nervous when they locked you in a room and denied your request for a lawyer)>umm you're resisting arrest (elbowed in the back of the head, shoulder dislocated)>umm you've been denied bail (you're a flight risk)>umm you're being held in county jail for 3 years awaiting a jury trial (take the guilty conviction plea bargain or else)>umm you had contraband in your bunk (planted)>umm you broke the terms of your parole (parole officer smelled weed)
>>539791302always have been
>>539792464it's called the 4th.it means the government cannot use SOMETHING YOU OWN against you.
>>539791302>>539792832>defending pedoslmao you're pedos too, /pol/ = Epstein Apprentices
>>539791810I alwasy chuckle when Americans have the gall to call the UK a police state when it's halfway down this list with police states like the US and Russia at the very top, and shitholes that have no laws at all at the bottom.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_incarceration_rate
>>539793649OUr nigs are something else, what can I say?
>>539791302how did they know the data was erased?did the phone display "data erased successfully" after inputting the special code or something?
>>539793621Well if the police want to publish the unredacted Epstein files, we can talk. Before that? Fuck off.
I don't know which is worse in terms of time served, but I know that if they plant CSAM on you, no jury is going to give you the benefit of the doubt, you run a real risk of being killed in prison, and when you get out you will be a sex offender for the rest of your life. Even if wiping the phone is a crime, it creates a situation where logically they can't plant any evidence, given that all parties acknowledge you intentionally wiped the phone. The whole point is to punish you if they don't find anything personally incriminating, but ultimately what they want is to get all of the contacts, call logs, and text messages off of your phone to go after other people. It's like your snitching, but they don't even have to help you out, they get a free conviction for a horrible crime that nobody would dare seriously question. That's how cynical they are. They accuse people of one of the worst things you can do, simply because they know it won't be questioned. Meanwhile half of the government is in the Epstein files and they do nothing.>>539793621Case in point. It's the new no-no word. Nazi, communist, pedophile, terrorist. Ideological positions that can be proven through accusations of thoughts and opinions, not just actions. They can't just call someone a murderer out of thin air, their has to be proof. But they can call you a terrorist, and simply being one (in intention, in thought, in spirit) is a crime. The crime can be supposedly thinking about planning to do some unnamed thing at some point. It's like calling someone a witch in 1650. And if you question the accusation? You're a terrorist sympathizer. You're practically a terrorist yourself. Nobody of pure heart and mind would dare question an accusation like that!
>>539791302Is this surprising ? this is the same country that had of all citizens to be monitored unanimously after a certain event...
>>539793410>So what was he being investigated for that they wanted to search his phone at the airport?He is a well known leftist agitator who was involved in antifa-adjacent activities intended to stop the construction of a law enforcement facility in Atlanta and got added to watch list for it.
>>539791302>ChargedOk so this retarded charge will be dropped.
>>539794047I've said something similar to this before. You can call anyone Pedo and they're instantly put on the defensive. It's so easy to do. Pedophilia is one of the last things that people can hate to such fervent degree that literally no one will defend you. Just like the witch accusation.
>>539792464I agree. Lock up the customs official.
>>539794148Ah, just as I suspected. Probably deleting co-conspirator contact info/doxx.
>>539794224I'm pretty sure we have precedent for this already and it isn't good
>>539791302Erase and reset your Orwell device before you land. No problemo.
how do you set this up? i cant find the option anywhere does iphone even have that feature? my blackberry used to have that
>>539793602>yeah officer, this 10 lbs of heroin belongs to me>but you can't use it again me because i own it and the 4th amendment says the government cannot use SOMETHING YOU OWN against youyeah i don't think that's how it works buddy
>>539793126Look at the kike here >>539792464 raging mad that he can’t just lie about you, he needs new laws lol
>>539794650Graphene is not a stock OS
>>539792464cope & seethe
>>539794047Long story short, america is a third world shithole and probably the second or third worst country on earth after Britain and Canada. The population knowingly votes for pedophile cannibals while murdering “pedophiles” aka innocent people, it’s just a dump. Nobody has any rights anymore, and they dont even follow laws in “court”It’s a communist hellhole now.
>>539794686Is that what happened here?
>>539794372Literally only in the anglosphere. Outside the anglosphere people treat it like any other accusation. The third world mobbing thing based on rumor is an anglosphere thing, europe doesnt do that neither does japan.And by the way, it only takes one rittenhouse to shut down these sorts of mob attacks forever, exactly like what happened to BLM. One rittenhouse one night on a wednesday, and they abruptly went home and never rioted ever again. Fucking crazy how cowardly these people are but that’s what life is like in this hovel now
>>539791302>deleting evidenceevidence? of what crime is this evidence? >Umm Err IT JUST IS, OK?!Thank you sēnor Kafka.
>>539791302He had no legal obligation to hand over his password, it's the equivalent of lying to police rather than just keeping quiet. It's when you try clever shit that they get you. https://youtu.be/agSmknZJwDM
>>539792464Yeah, pity that the cop did that
>>539794892If your suggestion is that the government can't prosecute you for having illegal material on your phone because the phone belongs to you or whatever confused shit you're talking about then yes, it is exactly the same.But that has nothing to do with the 4th amendment anyway which has absolutely nothing to do with the shit you're talking about. The 4th amendment protects against "unreasonable searches and seizures". It is completely legal and common procedure to search the belongings of travelers returning from abroad, something that every traveler is aware will happen.
>>539791772He could of made worser grammatical mistakes.
>>539791302I used to have a graphene phone. I should go back
>>539795016>He had no legal obligation to hand over his passwordHe actually did and plenty of people have gotten jail time for refusing to give up their passwords. It's no different than trying to keep police from searching your house or from destroying evidence to protect it from a search, something that is absolutely a crime.Your phone doesn't exist in some magical realm apart from reality. If a judge issues a warrant for law enforcement to search your phone and you interfere then you've committed a crime and you will absolutely be prosecuted for it, as many people already have.
>>539795159Did he have a warrant for that particular case.
>>539795260They didn't need one in this case as you consent to all searches when you choose to go through customs.
>>539795159Get a lawyer. You have no obligation to hand it over without first consulting a lawyer.
>>539795347And we're all going to pretend that isn't horseshit.
>>539795347Citizens cannot be denied entry into the United States because they refuse to unlock a phone.
>>539795347>coerced into giving up all legal rightswhat even is the constitution?
>>539795399>>539795405>>539795413>>539795417You can seethe about it all you want but every nation on Earth reserves the right to search the belongings of people entering their borders and refusing to show them what you have in your phone is no different than refusing to show them what you have in your suitcase.
>>539795159Run your battery down or take out the battery with a known dead battery. Then when the cocksuckers ask to see it show them it doesn't power on.
>>539795417Also, it's interesting that the people crying about the constitution have the least understanding of it. The constitution does not protect you against searches, it protects you against "unreasonable" searches. Every legal authority on Earth would agree that it's reasonable to search someone entering the country hence the constitution offers you no protection here.
>>539795500
>>539795500Did you miss the part where LEGALLY a Citizen cannot be denied entry into the Country that they are a Citizen of and require further evidence or a warrant to do anything more than a basic look over of your phone?Man, modern conservatives sure are submissive and breedable lately.
>>539795571I don't know what youtube channel you're getting your legal advice from but being an American citizen doesn't give you some magic right to bypass customs.
>>539795654CBP can>Question you about your identity and travel as well as what you are bringing in>Inspect your luggage, vehicle, and personal belongings>Do a basic search of Electronic devices, the constitutional rules of which are still in litigation and not clearly defined>Detain you if they need to verify your identity or investigate customs issues>Sieze prohibited or undelcared itemsCBP cannot>Deny a US Citizen entry>Arrest you without legal authority>Use excessive force or discriminate>Search everywhere without limitsCBP cannot refuse entry because you decline to unlock your phone. They might detain you longer, question you further or retain the device. Refusing to give a password is NOT A CRIME. A US Citizen has the right to enter the United States and remain silent if they so desire.
I can tell you for a fact, that you don't need a phone. At all. No, really, I promise. Not even a land line. And you don't need to carry any gadgets with you. Just a wallet and your keys. Pocket knife, maybe a pack of cards. You can even ditch those!Soon you'll learn.
>>539795863I do remember a few cases in the early 2000s where the judge (illegally) held someone in contempt for years for refusing to give up a password (testify against himself).No one cares though
Friendly reminder that all this faggotry started right after the kikes rigged those towers in New York with explosives.
>>539795863The problem is people are okay with handing over DATA as if it's something that can cause real bodily harm or injury. Doing a cursory x-ray scan if electronic devices to ensure you didn't pack your phone with plastic explosives is acceptable to 99% of people I imagine. Access to message history, photos, contacts, app data, e-mail is beyond the scope acceptable withing CPB jurisdiction logically. What risk is being mitigated searching citizenry without a warrant? If it's a domestic terrorism concern the body that should handle it is the FBI and yes, that means get a fucking warrant. It's because of bootlickers who trade privacy and individual rights for perceived safety that we run into tyrannical over reach like this.
I hope all the foreign government-owned "press" makes a big deal AND we throw the book at this guy just to discourage foreigners from coming lol.
>>539795863Yeah, again, I don't know what youtube channel is feeding you this sovereign citizen shit but customs has the right to search you when you enter the country and if you interfere with that search then you are guilty of obstruction, which is what the guy in OP was charged with.I don't know what to tell you, man. No amount of seething is going to change reality and the reality is that there are a myriad of laws in place to prevent people bringing illegal material into the country and the contents of your phone are not immune to those laws. Obviously the guy in OP had illegal shit on his phone, no one is going to wipe their phone for fun, so you're basically here simping for a guy who wanted to bring a phone full of child porn into the country.Refusing to unlock your phone when presented with a lawful search is a crime and people have been jailed over this many times.>https://www.fox13news.com/news/judge-jails-defendant-for-failing-to-unlock-phones>"If they arrest you for anything -- whether it’s drugs, guns, you name it -- and an electronic device is nearby, they can get a search warrant and search it. And if you don't provide that information to search it, to unlock, because you want to keep the information private, we'll put you in jail"I realize you've been fed a bunch of internet propaganda but electronics don't exist outside of existing legal framework. I'm gonna say it one last time so listen close:Refusing to show them what you have in your phone is no different than refusing to show them what you have in your suitcase and yes, you can
>>539796070>(testify against himself)The whole "I won't give you my password and you can't make me or punish me for not providing it because that would violate the 5th amendment" thing has long since been put to bed. It is now (correctly) considered like refusing to unlock a safe.
>>539796212For one>Fox newsFor twoYou know that guy in the quote of the story you linked is the DEFENDING attorney and said that statement as a hyperbolic statement as to the state of things, right? You actually read the story and have comprehension, right?
>>539796212The key difference is an articulable reason is given to a judge and the judge rubber stamps the warrant vs just searching citizens without one. If a crime is commited the phone can be collected for evidence but the data won't be harvested without consent or a warrant because it would poison the evidence for the case. Ill-begotten evidence gets thrown out every day and LEOs know this. In this case charging obstruction when it was a "consentual search" and not a warranted one is silly? Obstructing what? An investigation? What were you investigating? Did you have an articulable suspicion there was a crime? Okay, so why didn't you take custody of the phone and get a warrant? It's not that crazy of a concept.
>>539796145>>539796378>Fascist flag>Speaking against this kind of tyrannyYou know things are bad when people posting under the Fascist flag are saying you're going too far.
>>539794762i thoght that was just a stock image, was he confirmed using a graphene os phone?
>>539796284>no details or proof You are as loud as you are stupid
>>539795347>you consent to all searches when you choose to go through customs.in that case i decide women consent to all sexual activity when they choose to come through my front door
>>5397963784th amendment stuff doesn't apply at the border or points of entry.
>>539795500Unless you enter illegally, then you have rights.
>>539795528>They tell you to plug it in
>>539795500Trump should tariff all phones crossing the border.Imagine how much revenue it would generate!
>>539792464The only against the law behavior we need to be focused on are those committed by government citizens, not private citizens, so, fuck you. Was this person a member or affiliate of the government (which includes jews by extension), or a private citizen?
>>539792464Denying constitutional rights because you're at the government defined boarder should be against the law... Oh wait it is, but our government doesn't operate under the rule of law.
>>539792197what movie is this
>>539794856Explain what you mean when you say "innocent pedophiles"
>>539796284>It is now (correctly) considered like refusing to unlock a safe.what if I genuinely do not know my safe combination?
>>539793602>Yeah my gun but you can't use the murder weapon against me because I own it
>>539791302i hate to break it to you, but only people with legit CP have the foresight to plan a fake password that deletes their phone. I've literally never thought of doing this.
>>539796796The Core. Shame DJ Qualls is dead now.
>>539797060Illegal stuff scammers, pedos, white collar criminal, drug cartels, and more do this kind of stuff. It's not one dimensional.That said there are a bunch of legal forms of sensitive data I wouldn't want to hand over just because some customs patrol officer says "gibs me dat" without a warrant. Yes, officer download a copy of my wife's nudes for your spank bank because somehow unwarranted searches are kosher if you live by Goebbels doctrine. It's not like there isn't already a million tools to catch these sick freaks and they do. Giving wagies at border patrol special permission is excessive.
>>539797060No one cares unless you can prove he had cp on there. Speculation no matter how intuitive is still not facts
>>539797060Even if he did have CP, there is no reason for this to be a charge, because he did not delete the data. The dumb piggy did
>>539797060This is a disingenuous shitpost.
>>539792464>Deliberately deleting data during a search should be against the law.
>>539797060But can you prove that beyond a reasonable doubt?
Just imagine the haul of business secrets and blackmail material you could rake in if you got one of these shitty customs jobs.
>>539792464Clinton has been getting away with it for 10 years.Zack Polanski is currently getting away with it.
>>539796284What is a warrant?
>>539798073It's what a judge issues to give law enforcement the right to search your phone, at which point you are guilty of obstruction and contempt if you refuse to provide the password.
>>539797060Of course. The reality is that these people know it's a crime to wipe their phone to avoid a search and the only reason they do it is because they know that the punishment for wiping their phone will be less severe than they would be given if law enforcement saw what was on their phones.Tells you a lot about all the niggers in this thread screaming that they didnu nuffin and the cops aren't allowed to search their electronic devices. Like I guarantee guys like >>539795863 who have been in this thread for hours screaming that it's illegal for anyone to search their phone have a bunch of CP on it.>>539796966You'd better hope you can convince them because that's obviously what someone who doesn't want to give up the password would say. A better option would be to not end up in a situation where law enforcement thinks you have illegal shit hidden in your safe or phone. They're not checking the phones of every person who crosses the border so obviously they had some sort of reasonable suspicion of the guy in OP.
>>539792197In Cryptonomicon, by Neal Stephenson, there is a bit where the feds raid a bunch of anti-establishment computer nerds and steal all of their hardware because they have been helping the protagonist with the conspiracy plot he is embroiled in. He's freaking out because he thinks he is fucked. The nerds are just siting in the corner smugly watching the cops take all of their hard drives. When he asks them how they can be so calm about this, their answer is "Because I turned on the light switch in the back closet"."How does that help?""That switch turns on the magnetic degaussers on either side of the doorframe. Every hard drive they walk out the front door with is getting wiped in their hands."
>>539794762So?
I dont want to say it. And Im not going to say it but..most of the world is worse than Norh Korea. (And that is true)
>>539798154seems like they forgot to do that part
>>539793746There's always a simple solution.
>>539791302Short answer is to never ever bring a personal phone because they will surely pin something on you for liking too much dick and balls. Bring a burner phone or if you need to desperately take photos bring a camera. Yeah it sucks ass but better than having those pigs looking for an excuse to pin you for something just because they love to powertrip a lot these days.
>>539791302Summary:Federal prosecutors in Atlanta have charged U.S. citizen Samuel Tunick with obstruction for providing customs officers a duress passcode that triggered GrapheneOS software to erase the data on his phone. Tunick was stopped and interrogated at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on January 24 while returning from the Dominican Republic; officers seized the device before allowing him to enter the country. The case is among the first known federal prosecutions for using a wipe feature designed to destroy evidence when a specific secondary code is entered instead of the normal unlock passcode. His lawyers contend the seizure was unlawful and that he was targeted over his activism against Atlanta’s planned “Cop City” police training facility.The underlying statute makes it a felony to destroy evidence in order to impair the government’s lawful authority to seize it, carrying up to five years in prison. Courts treat digital data as property, so a software wipe is legally equivalent to destroying physical evidence; the government argues the phone was merely a container and that entering the duress code was the act that destroyed the data the agents were entitled to examine. Border-search authority is central to the dispute: Customs claims the power to search devices without a warrant, while Tunick’s defense maintains he was unlawfully detained, never advised of his rights, and denied counsel. Legal experts note that intentionally supplying a wipe code during active questioning falls squarely under the statute, though the government has declined to detail the underlying investigation.
>you have the right to remain silentthat implies torture is the fundemental modus operantilike you can say quiet but well torture youbut weve given you.. the right.. to remain silent. as if that if a given right. unless..which is a bullshit thing anyways cause ppl can say anything. fuck croked judges
I truly believe Norh Koreans are good well meant people. That value freedom over anything. But truth and integrity over freedom of obstructing the righteous path.You can see it in their eyes, their smile. I don't undestand the title of this thread.They want to do right. Live according to justice. Not justice by the law, but the law as the will of God. The proper way. That what is right. And that is to be respected. They truly are trying. They are better people, I suppose. Honesty comes a long way.
The freedom to exist is something most people take for granted. Them is given nothing. They have had to fight, pretty much the whole world for it. Noone understands the struggle.We love you Kim.
>>539799328You consent to all searches when you choose to go through customs. Did they hand you a warrant before they sent you and your luggage through scanners the last time you took a flight?
>>539791810
>>539794686>>539796984Obviously meant being forced to self-incriminate by providing information on yourself. Which shouldn't be relevant because he wasn't under arrest. This case will go nowhere. It's the same thing as him wiping his phone before boarding the plane.
>>539795077>You might have taken a pipe bomb out of your suitcase before you got on the plane?>We didn't find anything illegal because there was nothing illegal to find? >Get in the box, you potential terrorist.
>>539791302>obstruction>felonyThey have to prove there was evidence to delete.
>>539800503I don't know why all these non-Americans are suddenly experts on the American legal system.You don't need to be under arrest to be searched when you go through customs. Part of the customs process is that you consent to all searches before you enter. Customs agents have the right, legally, to search every inch of your body and your belongings before they let you enter the country. They do not need a warrant for this, you do not need to be under any kind of arrest or suspicion. Every person attempting to enter the country is subject to this.>It's the same thing as him wiping his phone before boarding the plane.This is like saying throwing a bag of drugs out of the window of your car while you're sitting in your driveway is the same as doing it when a police car is behind you attempting to pull you over. Context matters and the context here is that they requested to search his phone and he obstructed them, which is why he is being charged with obstruction.Are you telling me that if I tried to bring a suitcase full of heroin into Italy then your customs agents wouldn't do anything to stop me?
>>539800722Thought crimes aren't drug crimes or violent crimes so these comparisons are all missing the mark. Write another wall of text though, maybe it'll change someone's mind.
>>539800858I don't know if that defense is going to hold up in court when you finally get snatched up for CP but good luck.
>>539800939You sound like someone that has a lot of secrets yourself. What's the matter? You have something to hide? Go on, show us everything on your phone.
>>539800722>Context matters and the context here is that they requested to search his phone and he obstructed them, which is why he is being charged with obstruction. Are you saying a search is a search is a search? Whether you're detained or arrested or at an airport? Is it the same thing as questioning, is being questioned when you're walking down the street the same as when you're detained, the same as when you're under arrest, the same as when you've been informed of your Miranda rights?Do tell Mr Expert. >Are you telling me that if I tried to bring a suitcase full of heroin into Italy then your customs agents wouldn't do anything to stop me?You wouldn't be put in jail because someone thought you may have had heroin in your suitcase that no longer is there and there's no way to prove it was, no.
>>539794148lol you mutts are already so far down the jew dictatorship road
>>539799520that guy Greenwald made a strong argument the other day about your constitution meaning fuck all at an airport nowadays.
>>539793410insufficiently supportive of israelyou DO give your phul sapport to our greatest ally, right?!
>>539800858>Thought crimes aren't drug crimes or violent crimes so these comparisons are all missing the mark.Unfortunately the government doesn't care, they treat it the same either way.
>>539792464Yeah except the zogbot did that lmao
>>539799505>Bring a burner phoneAnother thing you can do if you plan to take a trip roughly around the time you need a new phone is to get that new phone, set it up to be your main phone after you get back from your trip, delete a bunch of apps from your old phone, log out from anything that might be incriminating, clear your web history and any cookies you might be worried about, but keep just enough on your phone to make it look like it's still your main phone.After you're done deleting a bunch of apps, data and whatever else, fill your phone back up with a bunch of useless junk (movies, music, etc) and delete it right away. That way if anyone tries to dig into your phone to find traces of anything you deleted recently, they'll just see bits of that useless junk.
>>539792464Agreed.Law enforcement should do it first.
>>539791302Said the french that can't legally draw muhammad. Ok pierre lol
>>539793649>normal states incarcerating niggers for shooting each other>bongistan ignoring niggers and incarcerating remaining whites for 1984 shit>hurr durr our rates are lower, we're democracy mate
>>539792464>during a search May I see your warrant officer?What am I being accused of?Israel you say? No, of course not, they're our greatest allied why would I say such slanderous things about our greatest and perhaps only allied in the world. Excuse me what...?Sure, sure you may...But can I see your warrant sign by a judge firstYou don't have one? Fuck off nigger then
>>539803128>niggerape.jpgnigger
>>539792832>cops are not your friends>immediately calls the police when random nig #849264 stabs and murders his children at school
>>539803422Doesn't excuse bootlicking behavior. We call the police because they work for us not the other way around. Also they kind of get a little pissy if we try to solve the problem ourselves.
that symbol...
>>539796212>they can get a search warrant and search itExcept in this case they didn't have a search warrant, which is the whole point of the uproar, bootlicker cuck. I hope the ATF shoots your dog
>>539803422>if you don't like or trust them in general, why do you call them in a freak emergency when you have no one else to help?How does that seem like a good argument to you? Actually stop and think about it for a moment. That's just silly.
>>539791302They died for nothing.
>>539792464Raping children should be against the law, faggot.
>>539791302Always has been
>>539791772He actually said "worst then", so that's two mistakes.
>>539797307>its ok that PRISM gets to have pics of my wife tho....you leftists are such cucks its unreal
>>539799520>Legal experts note that intentionally supplying a wipe code during active questioning falls squarely under the statute>Legal experts note that intentionally supplying a wipe code during active questioning falls squarely under the statute>Legal experts note that intentionally supplying a wipe code during active questioning falls squarely under the statuteso its not the law that is wrong, it was him for lying about what is a password and what is a wipe commandif he had just stayed silent....
>>539803422>spying on and harassing citizens is the same as blacks murdering peopleIn anarcho tyranny the former is standard practise while the latter is enabled and barely cared about.
can ameribros just uninstall edge browser as we can do it in the eu?
>>539793184i thought "when pigs fly" was just a metaphor
>>539793649>“I don’t think you’ve been stabbed, mate”
>>539791302so what was he hiding?
There's nothing against the law with deleting data during a search. Politicians delete data during a search all the time. Hillary Clinton infamously locked a door in the White House while she shredded documents and Ken Starr sat there outside the door like a kek waiting for her to finish. and then Hillary would do it again years later with those computer servers of hers lol dabbed on 'em a second time
>>539791302>TL;DR = nonce arrested
>>539791302In Italy, I saw on a major TV station that when you arrive in the UK, they connect your phone to a PC via a cable and can see everything, even your chats, even deleted ones on encrypted chats (Signal?). I looked for more information but found nothing. Even though I have nothing to hide, if I leave my country, I'll either buy a cheap, blank smartphone just for abroad, or use an old boomer phone, but that way I'll give up email and WhatsApp.
>mutts are defending nigger-copsAre you fucking serious? What a shithole USA have become. Even here they cant stop bootlicking.
>>539792464he didn't delete it, though.they did, lol.
>>539808127No but there are workaround you can use.
>>539791772lacks a comma, no? usa is worst, then follow xy.
>>539798321who wiped the phone?
>>539793773Nope. Screen just flashes then reboots to a blank install.
>>539808596Look up Cellebrite UFED. Not the only solution, but you get the idea.Israeli company btw.
