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Not related to smart phones, but with some something like GDBE where you can set it up so that two keys are needed (one of which is stored locally, the other pr
by snake_plissken 12y ago
Not related to smart phones, but with some something like GDBE where you can set it up so that two keys are needed (one of which is stored locally, the other provided by the user) to encrypt/decrypt, and the local key was deleted, what could the court do? The evidence isn't necessarily destroyed, it just cannot be decrypted.
- dllthomas 12y ago"The evidence isn't necessarily destroyed, it just cannot be decrypted." I don't think there is a meaningful distinction between "manipulated such that it cannot be recovered" and "destroyed".