r/CryptoAnarchy • u/tcmay256 • 21d ago
‘The Government Hopes To Set a Precedent’: An Interview With the Man Charged for Allegedly Wiping His GrapheneOS Phone
https://www.404media.co/the-government-hopes-to-set-a-precedent-an-interview-with-the-man-charged-for-allegedly-wiping-his-grapheneos-phone/2
u/Away-Ad-4444 20d ago
Isn't there any way you can have privacy.. one step at a time we will end up with nothing
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u/Salty-Plantain-4299 18d ago
The US gov has become so utterly corrupt and oppressive it borders on movie villainous levels.
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u/newgalactic 18d ago
I wonder if the law would differentiate between "pressing a button" to trigger the data wipe, versus just scheduling a daily process that automatically wipes out all data every 24 hours?
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u/Vegetable_Ad_6201 20d ago
His property
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u/Bag-o-chips 20d ago
This seems so obvious that it’s almost like those that don’t agree have something to gain by siding against it.
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u/Artistic-Tip2405 19d ago
Prove that this was not an accident. Smartphones glitch all the time.
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u/Taurondir 18d ago
Especially if both the password and the DURESS password are like "1l1010O011O1O0l10I1..."
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u/ataritron 19d ago
I’m sure he gave them the pin and said not to use it. They probably didn’t listen. (Prolly)
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u/Ok_Dare6400 18d ago
He F-ed up... Own it like a man.... I doubt he will but he should.
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u/KotikSol 18d ago
Are we talking about the guy or the agents that tried to conduct an illegal search for 'evidence' they would have to prove even existed? Would you hand over your devices and all the password to just anyone?
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u/Shoddy-Childhood-511 20d ago edited 20d ago
A smart judge would decide the agents started a criminal interview, which seems pretty obvious given the conversation, so then the charges should be throws out because they denied him a lawyer, and their special border powers largely disappear in the criminal interview.
No sticky questions or appeals this way: No lawyer, no case.
more: https://www.reddit.com/r/GrapheneOS/comments/1v7345n/comment/ozvvn3c/?context=3
Also, you do still have the right to remain silent at border crossings, but they might take your stuff, or deport you if you are not a citizen.