Not necessarily. I’ve seen commentary from earlier this week which indicated that deleted video on an arrestee’s phone cannot be permanently scrubbed without authorized access (face scan, possibly fingerprint unlock?). The poster from Long Island Audit was featured on TYT, and was able to recover footage from their phone’s Recently Deleted section: https://youtu.be/nrekKVXlsNY?t=295
Just as a general FYI: If you’re at all worried about something like this, disable biometric login, and use a PIN only. In some jurisdictions, police can compel you to unlock a phone using biometrics like fingerprints and facial recognition, but they cannot compel you to unlock it with a pin code without a judicial warrant.
Good to know, I’ll pass along the information to any Apple device users that I know. Do you have any idea when that feature was implemented (iPhone 1, 2, 3, 13)?
Sound advice, PIN is where it’s at. I wouldn’t recommend to anyone having biometric access enabled, face scan or otherwise, whether or not they’re planning to attend a demonstration.
Damn. Hard to tell specifically what happens. Looks like the shooter felt like a third wheel and was groping for “tasks”, pulls his gun to cover I guess, possibly has an accidental discharge trying to handle his weapon while keyed up on adrenaline and in a dog pile, then panics and starts shooting more. I also wonder if the dead guy, if he did in fact ave a gun on him, I wonder if they fired his gun trying to remove it, then panicked and started shooting.
At any rate, this type of thing is 100% inevitable when you give a bunch of guys with poor to no training unlimited power, zero accountability, and murky marching orders. This is why the whole ICE program is fundamentally unethical. Completely rudderless violence.
Just to make sure terminology is correct. There is no such thing as accidental discharge. They are negligent discharge. Accident are like whoops I spilled my milk. When you’re given a firearm you’re responsible for its state at all times. Never point it at anything you do not intend to kill.
Still waiting on the woman with the pink coats video.
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Not necessarily. I’ve seen commentary from earlier this week which indicated that deleted video on an arrestee’s phone cannot be permanently scrubbed without authorized access (face scan, possibly fingerprint unlock?). The poster from Long Island Audit was featured on TYT, and was able to recover footage from their phone’s Recently Deleted section: https://youtu.be/nrekKVXlsNY?t=295
Just as a general FYI: If you’re at all worried about something like this, disable biometric login, and use a PIN only. In some jurisdictions, police can compel you to unlock a phone using biometrics like fingerprints and facial recognition, but they cannot compel you to unlock it with a pin code without a judicial warrant.
If you are an iPhone user and want to live dangerously, at least memorize this fact:
quickly tap the power button on the right side 5 times if you believe you are at any risk of having your phone confiscated.
This will put the phone into emergency mode, and will require a pin before face unlock can work again.
Good to know, I’ll pass along the information to any Apple device users that I know. Do you have any idea when that feature was implemented (iPhone 1, 2, 3, 13)?
I don’t have a great way to verify this, but my understanding is that any iPhone that has face unlock has this feature.
That’s good to know, narrows it down at the very least.
Sound advice, PIN is where it’s at. I wouldn’t recommend to anyone having biometric access enabled, face scan or otherwise, whether or not they’re planning to attend a demonstration.
apparently not, got linked on other post
Link?
https://imgur.com/a/UTDrKz0
If you record something like that, you need to get the video safe. They will come for you if you stick around.
Ty
https://files.catbox.moe/sp296e.mp4
took me some time as my instance seems to struggle
That is the most insane part of this. A government entity wondering if legal aid can be sent.
The constitution is done, act accordingly.
If anyone you know backs the behavior, do be sure to slap the absolute dogshit out of them and hopefully bring them back to reality.
Ok. I know it says national park service, but it says Alt in front of all that. It’s not an account representing a government entity.
https://leadthechange.bard.edu/blog/how-the-alt-national-park-service-policymakers-are-leading-the-environmental-charge
Us not being able to tell the difference is the point
Vid on reddit post is dead. Backup of pink lady here https://e.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZBYfaZdsx99oy9neLDbxFiWgJE083lkOTX to see. This is insane
Damn. Hard to tell specifically what happens. Looks like the shooter felt like a third wheel and was groping for “tasks”, pulls his gun to cover I guess, possibly has an accidental discharge trying to handle his weapon while keyed up on adrenaline and in a dog pile, then panics and starts shooting more. I also wonder if the dead guy, if he did in fact ave a gun on him, I wonder if they fired his gun trying to remove it, then panicked and started shooting.
At any rate, this type of thing is 100% inevitable when you give a bunch of guys with poor to no training unlimited power, zero accountability, and murky marching orders. This is why the whole ICE program is fundamentally unethical. Completely rudderless violence.
Just to make sure terminology is correct. There is no such thing as accidental discharge. They are negligent discharge. Accident are like whoops I spilled my milk. When you’re given a firearm you’re responsible for its state at all times. Never point it at anything you do not intend to kill.