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With that, you've just admitted that you're aware of the possibility of setting up multiple profiles with different unlock codes. Be careful what information yo
by pjscott 15y ago
With that, you've just admitted that you're aware of the possibility of setting up multiple profiles with different unlock codes. Be careful what information you leak when you're trying to look innocent!
- burgerbrain 15y agoHow so? The officer was the one that suggested the possibility in this scenario.
- kaybe 15y agoYes, but the answer shows that you were aware of it before, which means you have already come in contact with the concept, leading to a higher probability for you to actually use it.
- tjoff 15y agoThen again, a tech savvy user that encrypts his drive and claims he/she haven't a slightest idea what the officer is talking about is probably in many cases way more suspicious. At least to an officer that is informed enough to bring that up.
- kaybe 15y agoDepends. How closely linked are the concepts of simple encryption and plausible deniability encryption? If you start researching the topic a bit you will stumble upon both, but if, say, a friend installed it?
- burgerbrain 15y agoI don't think that it does. I think the most it can be said to demonstrate is that you are aware of how the burden of proof is supposed to work in the United States. In other words, it's his job to prove things, not yours.
- kaybe 15y agoYes, but it implies much more than just that; defiance for example. You don't want to egg them on, do you?