I’m pretty sure it used to be easier with phones that didn’t have full disk encryption.
The article does mention Cellebrite.
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Stingrays don’t do shit for this. That’s mostly real time location data focused in by tricking your phone into reporting its location to a fake cell tower controlled by an adversary. That doesn’t get into the data in your phone, and even if someone used the fake tower to man in the middle, by default pretty much all of a phone’s Internet traffic is encrypted from the ISP.
The world of breaking disk encryption on devices is a completely different line of technology, tools, and techniques.
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Oh damn, just read about these baseband exploits. Ok, you’ve changed my mind.
This is the would be assassin’s phone.
They gave that to the NSA or FBI Counter Intel guys who are hooked in with NSA.
Your phone is not going there.
However I would be on the lookout for that tech coming down the pipelines.
Never keep anything on your phone that would require you to lock it.
I’ve never locked my phone.
For GrapheneOS full disk encryption, am I correct in understanding that the disk is encrypted when my phone is locked and decrypted when I unlock it? So I don’t need to turn it off for it to be encrypted, as long as it’s locked it’s encrypted?
Do they say what phone it was?
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Sif that hasnt been the case for 20 years? Heh
Don’t do illegal things on your phone :)
Just because of that I’m gonna do illegal things even harder
