An Appeals Court panel has ruled that federal agents can legally search through travelers' cell phones without reasonable suspicion, probable cause, or a warrant when they cross an international border.
Not very good reporting.
They can take your phone and image it, but if the phone is off and encrypted, they can't see shit.
They still can't force you to decrypt the device. Make sure you turn it off and use a strong passphrase (not biometrics).
Cellebritre report that can unlock some device from BFU (off). Look at graphene leak of cellebrtie presentation.
I highly doubt that.
Maybe some really, really shitty Samsung with a backdoor. But I don't think that would work with any AOSP, non corporate OS install
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Not very good reporting.
They can take your phone and image it, but if the phone is off and encrypted, they can't see shit.
They still can't force you to decrypt the device. Make sure you turn it off and use a strong passphrase (not biometrics).
Cellebritre report that can unlock some device from BFU (off). Look at graphene leak of cellebrtie presentation.
I highly doubt that.
Maybe some really, really shitty Samsung with a backdoor. But I don't think that would work with any AOSP, non corporate OS install