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Special Counsel has Trump's Jan 6th smartphone and all its data

A notice filed in the DC Federal election interference case shows that Special Counsel Jack Smith has the data from Trump's phones and intends to use them as evidence of…
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“A recent filing in the Special Counsel's DC case against Donald Trump shows that the White House cell phones used by Trump leading up to and on January 6th are in the DOJ's possession with data that'll support the government's case against him. Direct messages in social networking apps, texts, images, and call logs are there to show what the Orange Menace was up to”.
 
Red said:
boingboing.net

Special Counsel has Trump's Jan 6th smartphone and all its data

A notice filed in the DC Federal election interference case shows that Special Counsel Jack Smith has the data from Trump's phones and intends to use them as evidence of…
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“A recent filing in the Special Counsel's DC case against Donald Trump shows that the White House cell phones used by Trump leading up to and on January 6th are in the DOJ's possession with data that'll support the government's case against him. Direct messages in social networking apps, texts, images, and call logs are there to show what the Orange Menace was up to”.
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Great news if he was using that phone, though you'd think the evidence is compelling enough without it.
 
Red said:
boingboing.net

Special Counsel has Trump's Jan 6th smartphone and all its data

A notice filed in the DC Federal election interference case shows that Special Counsel Jack Smith has the data from Trump's phones and intends to use them as evidence of…
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“A recent filing in the Special Counsel's DC case against Donald Trump shows that the White House cell phones used by Trump leading up to and on January 6th are in the DOJ's possession with data that'll support the government's case against him. Direct messages in social networking apps, texts, images, and call logs are there to show what the Orange Menace was up to”.
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You mean that not all politicians smash their phones with hammers or use BleachBit to remove all traces of information after getting a subpoena?
 
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Al-O-Meter said:
You mean that not all politicians smash their phones with hammers or use BleachBit to remove all traces of information after getting a subpoena?
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It’s expert 3 in the filing, dealing with cell phone data. I view Trump as more of a mob boss at heart, with the presidency being his biggest hustle, so yeah, surprise that.


My first thought in Trump’s case was what phone? The other phone is Giuliani’s cell phone.

www.politico.com

‘Too inconvenient’: Trump goes rogue on phone security

The president, who relies on cellphones to reach outside advisers and to tweet to his millions of followers, has rebuffed attempts by White House staff to beef up security on his official devices.
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When Trump was president he couldn’t be persecuted because he was president.

When Trump left office he couldn’t be prosecuted because he just needed to be left alone.

Now Trump can’t be prosecuted because he’s running for office again. Which would mean anyone could skirt the consequences of their criminal actions by declaring themselves a candidate for president.

It’s just so silly how the cult defends this pathetic husk of a human being.
 
If RFK Jr were accused of violent sexual molestation of a toddler tomorrow, and there was video evidence of it, several dozen first hand eye-witnesses, forensic evidence, comments by RFK Jr basically saying that what he was accused of was okay because of reasons, should he be left alone and not prosecuted because he's a (semi) legitimate Presidential candidate?

Or does this only apply to cult leaders?
 
Al-O-Meter said:
You mean that not all politicians smash their phones with hammers or use BleachBit to remove all traces of information after getting a subpoena?
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Think of how many people are in prison because they screwed up with their phone. Gotta leave the phone alone when you're committing murder or in this case trying to become a dictator.
 
str8line said:
Clean living is nothing on your phone to incriminate you.
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Ya I always say that I don't care if the government is spying on me. I have no fear of big brother.



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fishonjazz said:
Ya I always say that I don't care if the government is spying on me. I have no fear of big brother.



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I worked with some people from Singapore, they were here to train so that they could open a facility in Singapore like the one we were running, and they said that there is no expectation of privacy in Singapore, not even in your home. If the cops showed up and wanted to come in a look around they could. The game was just to stay out of the government's line of sight and you'd be fine. If the gaze of the government did land on you, however, you had essentially no defense and they would find a way to punish you.

That's the game you seem to want to play, because I'm sure if the gaze of the government did fall upon you and you opened up like a book they would have several ways to take everything you loved away from you and put you in a cell for multiple years at least.

Maybe you feel like it would be a bro-fest and they would pat you on the back and tell you it's all cool. Maybe you'd be right, or maybe they would crush you under their thumb. Seems like a very naive way to go about life to me, but I'm not judging.

We all commit crimes every singe day of our lives. There are thousands upon thousands of things that are against the law that we often don't even realize. I mean does your wife give you blow jobs? You do butt stuff? You smoke a little weed? You smoke weed daily and own a firearm (then you lied on your background check and committed a federal crime.)? Does your phone show that you drive recklessly by going well over the speed limit regularly? Did you buy alcohol in Wendover or Evanston? Did you sell stuff on KSL and not pay taxes on it? Did you bet in the office football pool? Did you play in a home poker game? Did you go out to dinner and have 1.5 drinks and drive in the state of Utah (it's actually more than that but it's close)? Did you open mail addressed to your spouse?

Anyway, we all break the law. If we have no privacy then any time the government wants to hassle us they have everything they need to bring you down. If you don't like the current president and are outspoken about it, they could endlessly charge you with petty crimes for years on end, It could cost you tens of thousands of dollars. All you have to do for them to turn their gaze on the next guy is to shut your mouth and play along.
 
Al-O-Meter said:
Should have got them some chewing gum. American chewing gum there is like Cuban cigars here, or at least it used to be back in the 90's.
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I've been to Singapore. Everything is illegal. It is a very well ordered society but it felt sort of Stepford wives to me but the robots were just people absolutely under the control via fear by their government. I couldn't stand all the U.S. people I was with saying that they could see living there because the streets were clean and everything was in good order.
 
Sardines said:
I worked with some people from Singapore, they were here to train so that they could open a facility in Singapore like the one we were running, and they said that there is no expectation of privacy in Singapore, not even in your home. If the cops showed up and wanted to come in a look around they could. The game was just to stay out of the government's line of sight and you'd be fine. If the gaze of the government did land on you, however, you had essentially no defense and they would find a way to punish you.

That's the game you seem to want to play, because I'm sure if the gaze of the government did fall upon you and you opened up like a book they would have several ways to take everything you loved away from you and put you in a cell for multiple years at least.

Maybe you feel like it would be a bro-fest and they would pat you on the back and tell you it's all cool. Maybe you'd be right, or maybe they would crush you under their thumb. Seems like a very naive way to go about life to me, but I'm not judging.

We all commit crimes every singe day of our lives. There are thousands upon thousands of things that are against the law that we often don't even realize. I mean does your wife give you blow jobs? You do butt stuff? You smoke a little weed? You smoke weed daily and own a firearm (then you lied on your background check and committed a federal crime.)? Does your phone show that you drive recklessly by going well over the speed limit regularly? Did you buy alcohol in Wendover or Evanston? Did you sell stuff on KSL and not pay taxes on it? Did you bet in the office football pool? Did you play in a home poker game? Did you go out to dinner and have 1.5 drinks and drive in the state of Utah (it's actually more than that but it's close)? Did you open mail addressed to your spouse?

Anyway, we all break the law. If we have no privacy then any time the government wants to hassle us they have everything they need to bring you down. If you don't like the current president and are outspoken about it, they could endlessly charge you with petty crimes for years on end, It could cost you tens of thousands of dollars. All you have to do for them to turn their gaze on the next guy is to shut your mouth and play along.
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The game i seem to want to play?

Uh, ok.


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fishonjazz said:
The game i seem to want to play?

Uh, ok.


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Seem to want to play. Like it seems like you'd be happy in that kind of environment.

Apologies that calling it a game made it condescending when I didn't have to do that to make my point.
 
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