A U.S. citizen has asked a court to throw out the government's claim that he gave over a passcode to border authorities that wiped his phone's data, opening up fresh questions about a person's constitutional rights at the U.S. border.
Exactly. Even then, many phones including those by Google and Samsung have the option to wipe themselves after too many failed attempts. Whose to say they didn’t type it in wrong or the individual under duress couldn’t remember their password? Or that the cops intentionally wiped the device to claim the individual was hiding something that they weren’t. I don’t see how any reasonable judge can believe anything the feds claim after they’ve already admitted to lying in court, when they ignore the law and judges orders, oh and on top of it all they protect pedophiles like Trump!
Exactly. Even then, many phones including those by Google and Samsung have the option to wipe themselves after too many failed attempts. Whose to say they didn’t type it in wrong or the individual under duress couldn’t remember their password? Or that the cops intentionally wiped the device to claim the individual was hiding something that they weren’t. I don’t see how any reasonable judge can believe anything the feds claim after they’ve already admitted to lying in court, when they ignore the law and judges orders, oh and on top of it all they protect pedophiles like Trump!