Full Watch Dogs In the United States, for the first time ever, a guy was charged with using a password to dele

Full Watch Dogs

In the United States, for the first time ever, a guy was charged with using a password to delete all data from the Google Pixel instead of a password to unlock:

> This is about Sam Tunike, who was arrested at Atlanta airport in January after a vacation in the Dominican Republic.

> When checking at the airport, federal agents demanded to unlock the phone then Tunic called the code, the device restarted and the data was deleted via a special GrapheneOS feature

> Now the authorities accuse him of destroying evidence to obstruct his investigation

> The defense believes that the search of Tunika's phone violated his constitutional rights, as he was not given a lawyer, ordered and explained his rights.

GrapheneOS developers should introduce a feature where the phone does not delete all the data when you enter a specific password, but replaces it with a default one.

For example, in Catalonia, Spain, the police are profiling Google Pixel smartphone owners: if they have GrapheneOS installed, the owners begin to suspect drug trafficking or other criminal activity. #game