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minus-squaredeweydecibellinkfedilinkEnglish14•7 months agoIf we’re talking about a situation where they can just straight up beat you legally until you give them a passcode, then what’s on your phone likely doesn’t make a difference in the outcome.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink-1•7 months agoOh it does. It could be some information throwing shade on other people
If we’re talking about a situation where they can just straight up beat you legally until you give them a passcode, then what’s on your phone likely doesn’t make a difference in the outcome.
Oh it does. It could be some information throwing shade on other people