AndroidTempAcc

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   by AndroidTempAcc 7y ago

   If I say the specifics it will be obvious who I am because it was front page news, not that I really mind too much I suppose but I'll refrain for now. Suffice to say the question wasn't whether I did the actions but whether it was
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   by AndroidTempAcc 7y ago

   Apparently they knocked for several minutes before letting themselves in. I had gone to sleep only a couple hours before due to a late night, and as a double whammy I took some melatonin so I was completely out of it. Obviously I would neve
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   by AndroidTempAcc 7y ago

   I'm in Canada but the investigation was with both the FBI and RCMP. The FBI offered tech assistance with encryption matters as well according to emails between the two agencies.
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   by AndroidTempAcc 7y ago

   They were looking for general evidence of guilt as I was accused of a purely technological crime. They were not looking for specific files or anything.
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   by AndroidTempAcc 7y ago

   During my initial arrest they politely asked me once for the passwords, which I declined. Around 9 months later they asked my legal counsel for the passwords, which was declined. I found a subsequent court case where my same prosecutor trie
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   by AndroidTempAcc 7y ago

   Using a throwaway. I was arrested and had technology devices raided. Cellebrite was able to bypass the login screen and encryption of my powered on seized Android cellphone, but they were not able to access a different Android phone that wa