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I don't see why it would be your fault. You or your lawyer can point to this very blog post to demonstrate that any interference with Cellebrite was not intenti
by cstejerean 5y ago
I don't see why it would be your fault. You or your lawyer can point to this very blog post to demonstrate that any interference with Cellebrite was not intentional on your part.
- Malp 5y agoCould a party not argue that knowingly using software with functionality that interfered with tools such as Cellebrite was an offence of some sort? I would hope that such a take wouldn't stand, but technology laws can be pretty archaic- see exporting cryptographic software.