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>It's not about having something to hide. It's about not liking it when people poke their noses in your business without you being a criminal. And no I don't th
by nobody9999 4y ago
>It's not about having something to hide. It's about not liking it when people poke their noses in your business without you being a criminal. And no I don't think installing backdoors on each device "to catch the criminals more easily" is a solution at all.
As an American, I couldn't agree more.
It's been a while since I've been outside the US, but given how so many (not least of which is the US) countries are doing intrusive things with mobile devices at the border, I will most certainly back up (nandroid, which I do anyway for backups) my phone and flash a stock ROM before leaving the US.
Upon my return, I'll restore my backup and pick up where I left off.
Not because I have anything very interesting (to law "enforcement", or anyone other than me for that matter), but rather because my business is my business and no one else's.