They can legally seize them with a warrant. But that usually only happens if the target might attempt to destroy evidence or otherwise not cooperate.
They can also legally compel the target during execution of said warrant to provide their biometrics (but not their passcode) to unlock the devices.
The sanctions aren't supposed to cripple China indefinitely. They're just supposed to give the US enough time to build fabs for military chips before China invades Taiwan.
And yes, I am aware that may not happen within our lifetimes. I did not write the sanctions.
I worked for a big chain store. Like, a really big chain store, but not that one.
At the end of the night, they would collect all the coupons from the registers, weigh them, and throw them away.
The store would get credited based on the weight.
Justrolledintotheshop
Temu is worse than TikTok when it comes to exfiltration of your personal data.
Starfleet are not YouTube influencers. The children have the right to privacy.
That's okay!
Student's performance is inconsistent
Some of y'all have never watched My Cousin Vinny and it shows
Be vewwy vewwy quiet. We're hunting cell towers.
"You know Pokémon Go? It's like that."
See also: John Oliver's take from 6 years ago
https://youtu.be/GvtNyOzGogc?si=YHabkkb1NZ8aGROS