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Police used Cellebrite to break into my phone, how do I prevent this in the future?
Dec. 6, 2023, 2:57 a.m. | /u/Weird-Profit-2424
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Phone seized a couple of months ago. They have already gotten a full file system extraction.
What is the point of encryption or new smartphones when they can literally plug phones into their stupid cellebrite machine and get everything?
I haven't seen the data myself, but I assume FFS means it's owned. No, they did not know the passcode. I wonder if …
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