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Wella, if you are a "normal person" with actually nothing to hide, yes, cooperating as much as you can is probably the best thing to do. But if you are some "sp
by darkwater 2y ago
Wella, if you are a "normal person" with actually nothing to hide, yes, cooperating as much as you can is probably the best thing to do.
But if you are some "special person" (activist, journalist, diplomat etc) wiping out everything might be your best option.
- F7F7F7 2y agoWith all due respect. I used to think that only Boomers and anonymous Youtube edge lords repeated the "if you have nothing to worry about, comply!" nonsense. You surprised me today.
- darkwater 2y agoI didn't say that at all. What I mean is that if you are, let say, on a leisure trip or to meet your family, the last thing you want is to be sent back were you came from or put 2 days into custody because you valued more the privacy of your phone content. Now, if you do it, hat off, and even more if you can hire a lawyer and get justice done, but in that case you definitely are not "a normal person".