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Search warrants can compel you to give police access to your property, which can include your body (in cases of blood draw warrants in the case of DWI). The pol
by bdcravens 3y ago
Search warrants can compel you to give police access to your property, which can include your body (in cases of blood draw warrants in the case of DWI). The police can obtain a search warrant for your physical filing cabinet, which includes taking measures to access it if you won't unlock it for them.
Police can easily get warrants for your phone; you just can't be compelled to give the code to unlock. I suspect in the future we'll see a different level of cooperation from phone makers.
- ejb999 3y agoyep, surprised it doesn't exist already - one password to get you in, one password to wipe or hide everything you want and then let the police in to a completely sanitized version of what you want them to see.
- 2OEH8eoCRo0 3y agoBecause it's a fantastic idea to commit additional felonies to feel like a hackerman. Following the law is for suckers.
- spockz 3y agoTrueCrypt and other tools had this around for ages. Something with nested partitions. One key unlocked the main partition that you are supposed to fill with something credible. And then another key that looks a partition even deeper that should contain your true secrets.
- zlg_codes 3y ago[flagged]
- 0cf8612b2e1e 3y agoI am curious in what situation you think murdering a cop would result in a less bad outcome.
- pseudospock 3y ago[flagged]
- networkchad 3y ago[dead]
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