Hello guys and gals, it's me Mutahar again! This time we take a look at what appears to be possible prison time for a man who simply cared for their own privacy. Cops detained a man and asked him for a pin code and when entering it found out the pin wiped the device, this has led to a man possibly facing jail for destroying evidence... by proxy. How? Let's find out! Thanks for watching! Like, Comment and Subscribe for more videos!
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They really love bringing in the CP argument knowing full well 90% of the american government were on the Island absolutely disgusting
So _opting out_ of surveillance is a crime now? Cool. Time to be digitally private at all costs.
“Hey bud, what you in here for?” “I, I installed a custom rom on my smartphone”
best advertisement for graphene ever.
"We cant find any evidence on this guy, he must be good at hiding them, arrest him."
If it’s jail time for privacy, then it’s death to authority
arrested for destroying evidence they have no clue exists or not
Some laws truly are MADE to be broken.
"Cops hate him for revealing this one secret trick"
Crazy that they wanna enforce fake CP claims on civilians but won't EVEN PUT THE GOVT OFFICIALS THAT ARE BLATANTLY IN THE EPSTEIN FILES ON TRIAL! My govt and the entire judicial system are absolutely rotten to the core
When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes duty - Not Thomas Jefferson
Government wants to remove our rights. Also, if they input a code that wiped the phone, that's their problem. They wiped the phone.
They gov is demonizing Graphene OS just like they did pagers in the late 80s-90s. If you had a pager you were automatically assumed to be a dealer of illicit pharmaceuticals.
i have long suspected the gov moved on from planting white dust to planting files on people they want gone.
Freedom means Imprisonment when Tyranny reigns supreme. Know who represents you, and who is failing to do such.
Forced compliance is a *clear* violation of 1st, 4th and 5th amendments.
Next in: jail time if youre using a Nokia before 2011
It's supposed to be innocent until proven guilty and not guilty until proven innocent.
Remember when 1984 was just a book?
*goes to jail* -Why they put you in for? - I wanted privacy