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> consented to his phone being searched. He consented to it being searched once, not permanently exploited without his knowledge.
by maerF0x0 6y ago
> consented to his phone being searched.
He consented to it being searched once, not permanently exploited without his knowledge.
- lawnchair_larry 6y agoThat’s what exploited means in this context. It’s not a permanent backdoor. It’s fed speak for “accessed.”
- bdowling 6y ago> not permanently exploited without his knowledge. You may be thinking of the narrow use of exploit in relation to computer device exploits, which may or may not grant permanent access. In general, to exploit something means simply to take advantage of or utilize it. For example, to exploit natural resources or to exploit a weakness in the other team's defense.