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This is assuming that they are indeed who their profile suggests and they weren't in a coffee shop with no security cameras that they didn't use an untraceable
by balabaster 11y ago
This is assuming that they are indeed who their profile suggests and they weren't in a coffee shop with no security cameras that they didn't use an untraceable transport to get to, and didn't used a VPN and TOR on an untraceable computer... or they took their cellphone with them.
Of course, they quite probably are and quite probably uploaded it from home... and hoped that any extradition wouldn't get enforced.
- reacweb 11y agoAs far as I understand the law in France (I am french, but not a lawer), providing these files may be slightly reprehensible because it helps to create illegal copies of the keys. But, there is a strong mitigating circumstance in the fact that TSA has been careless with its keys. I think that the author does not risk anything in France. The spirit of the law is very different in US.
- tajen 11y ago...and their camera doesn't contain dead pixels, off-colors, watermark patterns or EXIF serial numbers that ony matches one profile on Facebook.