Replying to @MonkderVierte@lemmy.zip
When in doubt, do not travel To US&A

Replying to @MonkderVierte@lemmy.zip
When in doubt, do not travel To US&A
Replying to @madeindex@lemmy.world
„unlawful to knowingly destroy or damage property to prevent authorities from seizing it” - but did it fucking explode, catch on fire, or blew some fuse on the phone or in any other way prevented it from working? No, they (not him) just wiped the data. I didn’t know deleting files off YOUR OWN DEVICE is a crime. I need to think twice before I empty trash on my computer next time.
Replying to @madeindex@lemmy.world
„I think this case serves as a reminder that authorities may argue you knowingly destroyed data, so it’s better to not have that data on you when you cross certain borders.” Wow that’s an advice fitting entering Russia, Iran, etc. Nice club you’ve joined here
Replying to @badbytes@lemmy.world
I believe some password manager (was it 1Password?) has this
Replying to @MonkderVierte@lemmy.zip
But what law/rights do apply there?
Replying to @eleitl@lemmy.zip
There are exploits that may work on a different level than bootloader