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This is absolutely true and I agree, I think it'd be a great approach to the issue at hand. Of course someone below bought up the issue of someone just using a
by codyb 11y ago
This is absolutely true and I agree, I think it'd be a great approach to the issue at hand. Of course someone below bought up the issue of someone just using a soldering iron to alter the physical port to be unusable. Or, what if, even, I just dropped my phone enough? Now there's a warrant for me, even if I'm not guilty, would I face criminal charges for obstructing an investigation even though it could have been an accidental mishap?
If you deliberately burn papers relevant to an investigation that's one thing, what if your papers get caught in the rain? has anyone been in trouble for that? I'm not as educated on the subject as I could be, I most certainly admit.
- pjc50 11y ago"Port" could imply something like a JTAG port internal to the device which is very hard to selectively disable. Or a one-shot system involving antifuses in the processor.