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>There was a chance that they would eventually find and search my laptop anyway, but I thought if I turned over my phone, they might be satisfied with that. I u
by dTal 10y ago
>There was a chance that they would eventually find and search my laptop anyway, but I thought if I turned over my phone, they might be satisfied with that. I unlocked my phone and handed it over. The agent asked for my passcode. I selectively ignored him and chose instead to answer the other agent's questions about some items in my bag. I assume the agent with the phone decided to take it while it was still unlocked rather than wait for me to answer and risk having the phone relock and me change my mind.
Genius. 5-10 minutes after "giving in" he was on his way, laptop unsearched. This suggests a defense - have two phones...
- devopsproject 10y ago> laptop unsearched I'd imagine your phone as much, if not more, info on it than a laptop. Plus it has the ability to track your location and everything bit of data sent and received. And who know what was installed on it. I'd agree with the two phones, but they phone they "searched" should be thrown into a garbage can