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What if he had really forgotten the password? There can not be any way of proving the opposite. Such laws should not exist.
by slashdotaccount 13y ago
What if he had really forgotten the password? There can not be any way of proving the opposite. Such laws should not exist.
- DanielStraight 13y agoThen he wouldn't have gotten this additional sentence. This sentence was added only after it was revealed that he was, in fact, able to produce the password. It's perhaps not written as well as it could be in the article, but if you read carefully, it's clear this sentence was not given when he claimed to forget, but later when he reveal the password after having claimed to forget.
- polymatter 13y agoI think its perfectly reasonable for someone to later remember a password. Its happened to me a lot. I realise they probably had some reasonable suspicion into him previously, but on the surface it reads like they are just throwing the book at him rather than legitimately investigating terrorists.