Re:New Zealand travellers refusing digital search now face $...
by mistersquid on Tuesday October 02, 2018 @12:11AM
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This is good advice but practitioners should be advised that iOS data backed up to iCloud can be decrypted by Apple and, as a result, is subject to subpoena by the authorities.
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Re:New Zealand travellers refusing digital search now face $...
by otterley on Tuesday October 02, 2018 @02:30AM
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Attorney here! (Not giving legal advice.)
The good news is that, at least in the U.S., a warrant (not a subpoena, that’s for civil matters) needs to be issued by a judge and can issue only if probable cause is provided. That’s a much higher standard than a border search, where no such limitations apply.
Re:New Zealand travellers refusing digital search now face $...
by samontar on Tuesday October 02, 2018 @03:32AM
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Let’s be real. The law allows them sufficient room to detain people that they’ll just threaten to make life hard for you if you don’t do things the easy way.
The law is a post-facto thing which you can use to sue if you want to lose some years of your life. It never actually helps prevent a bad situation. And to make it worse you’ll probably effectively be banned from traveling for being a troublemaker.