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Or snap it in half, most phones will do this easily.
by tzakrajs 8y ago
Or snap it in half, most phones will do this easily.
- fredley 8y agoWould you, under immediate threat, be able to locate and destroy the memory chips—and specifically the memory chips—on your phone? If they're prepared to lock you up for 10 years, they're prepared to do some serious digital forensics on some unsnapped chips.
- tessi3r 8y agoHence, the hammer.
- gautamnarula 8y agoWould factory resetting your phone be sufficient, or is data still recoverable even after the standard factory reset option on Android (and I assume, iPhones)? I don't really know much about these "serious forensics."
- jonknee 8y agoIf the storage is encrypted (standard on iOS, depends for Android) then the data should be pretty well unrecoverable.
- wemdyjreichert 8y agoWe found JerryRigEverything's HN!
- lcfcjs 8y agoLol yeah maybe androids, not iphones
- kazinator 8y agoHow does that prevent the judge from construing that as refusal to unlock your phone, and handing you a ten year sentence?