Replying to @⁨inari@piefed.zip⁩

He’s not wrong. They pulled him aside without a warrant and gave him a choice with zero options: Surrender your phone data and give up your privacy, and in the current political climate they always find something that is hurtful to Donald’s tender feelings, or refuse and be detained.

I made a video on Samuel’s story a few weeks ago, if anyone out there hasn’t heard of it.

YouTubeSamuel Tunick, The First "Duress Password" Criminal Case & How to Protect Your Data at the Borderby Sacrilegious Heathen

Replying to an earlier post

They were never in posesión of the unencrypted data, and without collaboration that data would be imposible to obtain. “That’s why they asked por the password”.

I don’t think it holds as “destruction of evidence”.

Is like they try to get a confession out of you. You don’t want to say anything and they say that the words you didn’t say are “destructed evidence”.