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I'm currently of the belief that this doesn't stop them, or they wouldn't so happily image your devices and send you on your way at US borders. Considering we

by BowBun 4y ago

I'm currently of the belief that this doesn't stop them, or they wouldn't so happily image your devices and send you on your way at US borders. Considering we didn't know governments were using and abusing Cellebrite until recently, and didn't know about the 0-days they hoard until recently, I'm going to assume they can decrypt phones/disks until proven otherwise. The government has a _lot_ of resources.

fwn 4y ago
I think it's a good idea to assume that everything might be compromised. This should not stop anyone from working towards encrypting everything. Even if it can be decrypted or avoided it still increases the overall resources needed for surveillance. The actual solution, long term, needs to be a social one. As a society we need to realize the sensitive nature of those devices and find reasonable boundaries for law enforcement.