Thread HereReminders:
1. I like iPhones and Android now.
2. I like prepaid phones now.
Keep exposing easily exploitable weak spots of your police force. "They" won't tell you. Oh lel; now you know why. It's like you guys write articles
just to advertise to "us" of "our" next purchases... Do you seriously think this is bad PR for Apple?
Write an article that says, "iPhone the choice of doxxers", "Apple products denying access to an internet pirate's phone". It's like troll-gold material meant to give
me more information about what to use to evade
your pathetic police force.
"Hey *****! Didja know that your PC isn't that secure? Switch to an iPhone; the police have trouble gaining access."
"The police force won't tell you what their blind spot is." Wow, you stupid ********, this is ******** mind-boggling information. I would have
never thought for
one second that the police force would try to hush-hush an article widely showing peeps how to evade their halfwit notions. Never in a meeeellion years would I have figured that out.
Not only did you manage to tell me the glory of what an iPhone is capable of, you mentioned Android can do it, too. Not only did you remind me to never ******** sign yet another one of your bullshit contracts that should all be ripped in half, you've shown me how great prepaid cards are.
I also know for a fact that most of the retards didn't remotely read the article, especially the ones spouting pro-warrant stupidity. It stated, "Can't gain access to phone even with warrant, because high-tech encryption."
Congrats, ED and journalistic 'Murica. Congratulations, you equally uneducated ******** jobs. Maybe next you'll try to tell me why "they" won't tell me what Tor is used for...
Update: "Held in contempt" response:
1. Denying to give the access code holds you in contempt.
2. Person denying access might not have *****.
3. Allowing them access makes you prone to be charged with something unrelated.
4. Doesn't matter what it is; you're still a ***** and he's happy you're locked up for denying the scum-bags access cuz you don't want them looking through your porn stash, analyzing it to see if a toddler shows up at the 30 minute mark of, "I Like Pr0nz XOXO: LELZ Edition".
My gawd, it must be a ***** dream job to be the one that has to watch hours of porn to see if a child is in it. All those free hours of porn to watch, "analyzing" it, without having to be "judged" for watching it, cuz it's For Great Justice...
Question: how much toddler porn has the police watched?
Huh, more reasons to disobey you.
