US citizen challenges government claim about phone data wiped with duress password at border
A U.S. citizen is challenging government allegations that he provided a 'duress' passcode to border officials that erased his phone's data during a border search. The case raises important constitutional questions about privacy rights and what authorities can demand from travelers at U.S. borders.
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US accuses American of allegedly wiping his phone using a ‘duress’ password during border search
A U.S. citizen is challenging government allegations that he provided a 'duress' passcode to border agents that erased his phone's data. The case raises important constitutional questions about privacy rights and compelled access to digital devices at U.S. borders.
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