The foundation behind the ultra-secure Android-based OS is speaking out after an activist was indicted for using a ‘duress password’ to prevent federal agents from searching his phone.
The foundation behind the ultra-secure Android-based OS is speaking out after an activist was indicted for using a ‘duress password’ to prevent federal agents from searching his phone.
It depends on the scenario. If someone thinks you gave a dummy profile while the real on is intact then you’re in for a rough time. Note that it doesn’t matter if you what you actually entered is a distress password and the data is really gone. If there’s ambiguity the only variable left is how far the other person is willing to go to get the data they think might still exist.