by CPAhem on 6/17/22, 4:04 AM with 12 comments
by zaptheimpaler on 6/17/22, 6:13 AM
"If a traveller exercises their right to refuse to provide a passcode, their device can be taken from the border and given to the ABF's digital forensic team for examination."
So the alternative is not having access to your phone for at least 14 days. Losing access to your phone today is huge.. no 2FA codes means you're probably locked out of many services even on a PC. Not to mention this forensics team has access to software that can break smartphone security.
So there is effectively 0 choice. If they want to search your phone, they WILL search it.
I guess the only safe way to store private info is online, encrypted and ideally on your own servers.
by grnmamba on 6/17/22, 8:11 AM
by WantonQuantum on 6/17/22, 11:34 AM
by type0 on 6/17/22, 9:06 AM
by msrsan on 6/17/22, 6:12 AM
by elmerfud on 6/17/22, 6:09 AM
The real thing is, why would keep anything on your phone that would incriminate you? There's just way too n many places to securely stash data online to be retrieved later that keeping stuff like that on your phone or laptop isn't worth it.
I don't want anyone to search my phone, but if they do force a search I pitty the person looking at the naked fat guy selfie pics.