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The US is charging an American citizen for wiping his phone at the border
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- GrapheneOS defends security model after US prosecutors target user CyberInsider · 19h ago
- Google Pixel User Ends Up in Court Over This Feature Tech Advisor · 19h ago
- The Department of Justice is planning to prosecute GrapheneOS for obstructing justice, alleging that its 'Enter Emergency Password to Erase Data' feature constitutes obstruction of justice. GIGAZINE · 19h ago
- Man charged for using phone’s ‘duress’ password to wipe data SC Media · 19h ago
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