Airport police demanded activist’s passwords. He refused. Now faces prison in UK
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Re: Airport police demanded activist’s passwords. He refused. Now faces prison in UK
#2Arbitrary detaining 50,000 people per year, no right to remain silent, arrest and imprisonment if you refuse an arbitrary search...
Yup sounds like I need to avoid the UK too!
Re: Airport police demanded activist’s passwords. He refused. Now faces prison in UK
#3What happens if I ask my friend (in my origin country) to change my password and only reveal the password to me if I'm not under investigation?
Re: Airport police demanded activist’s passwords. He refused. Now faces prison in UK
#4A dark trend in a loss of civil liberties -- combined with the all-recording record of electronic devices, this is likely to be an explosively bad combination for those dedicated to human freedom :(
Re: Airport police demanded activist’s passwords. He refused. Now faces prison in UK
#5>...the data is considered to have been “legally volunteered” under the Terrorism Act... the person searched “will not be directly told their phone is downloaded.”
Well isn't that a choice bit of doublespeak.
Re: Airport police demanded activist’s passwords. He refused. Now faces prison in UK
#6What happens if I ask my friend (in my origin country) to change my password and only reveal the password to me if I'm not under investigation?
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