Atlanta man faces federal charges after using phone’s duress code to delete data during customs search
In early 2025, Atlanta resident Samuel Tunick was returning from a trip abroad when customs agents demanded access to his Pixel phone, which was running the privacy-focused operating system GrapheneOS.
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The author explained that when someone shares an important song, it should be treated as a treasured window into their private world.
» readEarly-stage Linux distribution Shadowfetch aims to be a dedicated local AI workstation
A new Linux distribution called Shadowfetch has been created as a local AI workstation, though it remains in very early development with only one developer.
» readMicrosoft Seeks Supreme Court Appeal in Software Resale Case
Microsoft has asked the UK Supreme Court for permission to appeal a ruling that pre-owned software resale is legal, after losing at the Competition Appeal Tribunal and the Court of Appeal.
» readFramework Laptop 13 Pro brings battery and design upgrades but comes at a high price
The Framework Laptop 13 Pro has been described as the closest the company has come to a second-generation revision of its original design, addressing longstanding shortcomings such as mediocre battery life.
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