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Why do you have to defend against what is advertized as a feature and is working as advertized? The fascists can stuff it right up their arse.
Because if using the feature as designed will land you in jail, it might not be a very useful feature.
It's legal to wipe your phone though kiddo
The jail part is the fascism
Well, if the feature was supposed to protect you from fascism but it didn't, how is working as advertised?
Did they get his data? No?
Then it worked as advertised
If a phone could protect you from fascism, shouldn't we be conquering outer space now with how many people have phones?
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
What, you don't hope for Socialism to reach the stars?
Living in fascist countries is dangerous to your health. The phone is just a pretext.