Re:Suspects can refuse to provide phone passcodes to police,...
by dghlsakjg on Friday December 15, 2023 @07:41PM
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Yes, but that is a court order issued by the court not the police.
An order to unlock something coming from the cops is entirely different, even if they have a warrant. Warrants would allow them to seize a phone, but you don’t have to provide the password.
An order to unlock something coming from the cops is entirely different, even if they have a warrant. Warrants would allow them to seize a phone, but you don’t have to provide the password.