Why didn’t the police just download it or whatever like that do for nonce phones
One of the few times RIPA has actually done something!
I wonder what evidence they believe is on the phone. If its communications between her and the accused, they should be able to get it off the other phones? Or do they think it’s photo/video evidence?
This is fantastic news. A precedent has been set that means hiding your WhatsApp’s leads to a year in prison. I assume the police will be locking up every member of the english and Scottish governments… right guys..?
It’s a good thing we introduced all those anti-privacy snooping laws so things like this can’t happen
I presume she made the mistake of not claiming she had forgot it like a certain walking Haystack
Do not, under any circumstances, disclose your private information to any third party. That includes other apes in coloured uniforms.
They cleverly engineer these articles to turn the public against privacy. It has succeeded to a large degree, sadly.
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Why didn’t the police just download it or whatever like that do for nonce phones
One of the few times RIPA has actually done something!
I wonder what evidence they believe is on the phone. If its communications between her and the accused, they should be able to get it off the other phones? Or do they think it’s photo/video evidence?
This is fantastic news. A precedent has been set that means hiding your WhatsApp’s leads to a year in prison. I assume the police will be locking up every member of the english and Scottish governments… right guys..?
It’s a good thing we introduced all those anti-privacy snooping laws so things like this can’t happen
I presume she made the mistake of not claiming she had forgot it like a certain walking Haystack
Do not, under any circumstances, disclose your private information to any third party. That includes other apes in coloured uniforms.
They cleverly engineer these articles to turn the public against privacy. It has succeeded to a large degree, sadly.