The case centers on Tunick's use of GrapheneOS, an open-source operating system that works on Google Pixel phones and lets users enter a passcode to wipe a...
gonna have to be quick. as soon as it’s unlocked, they’re going to hook it up to USB. now, having the duress password completely disable the USB port too, now we’re getting somewhere.
So the issue is that he entered a code that wiped his data, but what is he entered a code that opened a dummy profile?
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as soon as it’s unlocked, they hook it up to cellbrite, which will detect all the profiles.
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gonna have to be quick. as soon as it’s unlocked, they’re going to hook it up to USB. now, having the duress password completely disable the USB port too, now we’re getting somewhere.
It’s not even enabled by default in GrapheneOS, is it?
The officer typed the code. Prison seems a bit much, but I do hope he looses his job and has to pay compensation to the victim
The law doesn’t split hairs like a child.