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Samuel Tunick faces up to five years for allegedly wiping a GrapheneOS phone during a January 2025 Atlanta inspection.
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Samuel Tunick faces up to five years for allegedly wiping a GrapheneOS phone during a January 2025 Atlanta inspection.

An immigration advocate sued CBP after agents allegedly copied his phone under the border-search exception.
A US Second Circuit appeals court ruling allows border agents to search cellphones without a warrant, probable cause, or reasonable suspicion.

Georgia State University rescinded a job offer after activist Samuel Tunick's GrapheneOS duress password wiped his phone before a CBP search.
A U.S. citizen is being prosecuted for using GrapheneOS's duress passcode to wipe his phone before border officials could search it.
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