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It’s never been easier for the cops to break into your phone
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For all we know, the shooter used the same pin on his bank account as on his phone. Why are we jumping to conclusions?
It's probably the price of a cheese pizza and a large soda back where he used to work, 1077
Pamela Anderson didn't even need to show up.
For all we know he uses his thumb to unlock it and all they had to do was walk down to the morgue.
Reading the article there is software that exploits 0days that can unlock practically any phone in hours