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GrapheneOS duress PIN could land a man in prison
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this post was submitted on 26 Jul 2026
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They asked to unlock his phone, he entered the wipe instead personal pin, and the wipe starts, with no possible reversal.
I mean yeah they discover it when he hands them the phone and it shows something other than an unlocked screen... But he is still in detention? Making a fake homescreen will fool them for like 30 secs tops until they open literally any app and sees it's either completely empty or that it doesn't work.
What would that solve? It just drags out the procedure
Empty apps or no apps aren't necessarily a sign of guilt, but they will look at you like you are because its not normal.
Companies often have travel laptops which are a clean install and no private corporate info exposed.