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A bunch of people mentioned turning off the device, to require a pin or password. The article though explicitly seems to claim the warrant included anything ima
by boulos 10y ago
A bunch of people mentioned turning off the device, to require a pin or password. The article though explicitly seems to claim the warrant included anything imaginable to unlock a device:
> For that reason, the warrant authorizes the seizure of ‘passwords, encryption keys, and other access devices that may be necessary to access the device,’” the document read.