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Show the cast this replies toFor the record, it was money that I was referring too. This is unconstitutional and perfect example. What if ur at gunpoint, getting robbed or you use a decoy pin in case it’s lost and someone snatches ur phone and you have money in there, they can take the bait with the wrong pin and wipe the device (hopefully you have ur seed elsewhere if ur smort). Anywho, they have proven they don’t care about the constitution and the courts are a zoo.
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Looks like I will be getting a Motorola soon… I am a supporter of grapheneOS and any manufacturer who incorporates/has the same privacy, civil liberty values. It’s unconstitutional to open someone’s phone or have a backdoor in it or carte blanche to their data. A transaction/communication between person A & person B should be just between the two of them, private and unstoppable. Period. No governments, no private corpos stealing or listening in or retaining / reselling the data/information for financial gain without the consent of the consumer. (See the recent TV scandal where it continued recording the room ***without being on a network, after it was disconnected from it***) Not every human being is baby eating politician…or every other grotesque thing we found in the Epstein files…
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