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Yep, Cellebrite is popular among LE and my phone (a new Pixel) is able is be extracted. Even if I install a privacy OS such as GrapheneOS, I don't think it woul
by b8 2y ago
Yep, Cellebrite is popular among LE and my phone (a new Pixel) is able is be extracted. Even if I install a privacy OS such as GrapheneOS, I don't think it would help. The Librem phone looks nice, but it costs a lot and the camera/specs are bad.
- seethishat 2y agoExactly. Just don't commit crimes and don't use a phone/computer to commit crimes thinking you will get away with it. It doesn't work, they know who you are and what you did. It's really simple.
- ziddoap 2y agoGreat to learn that across all of history, only criminals are subject to searches and there has never been corruption in law enforcement.
- robertwebb 2y ago[dead]
- rexpop 2y ago> Just don't commit crimes. This is a really, really ignorant imperative. First of all, the criminalization of poverty and structural injustice, generally, make technically criminal activity inevitable in some communities, but I recognize that what you actually mean is "don't commit criminal acts of protest" which is still ludicrously ignorant—and cruel! Civil disobedience, by definition, involves the deliberate violation of a law. It is, nevertheless, our duty to perform when laws or systems perpetuate severe injustices, democratic failures, or lack legitimacy. As John F. Kennedy famously put it, "Those who make [legal] revolution impossible will make [criminal] revolution inevitable." This is economics.