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Supreme Court Asked to Consider if Fifth Amendment Protects Passwords

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Supreme Court Asked to Consider if Fifth Amendment Protects Passwords

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The American Civil Liberties Union and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, two of the nation’s largest defenders of digital privacy, are asking the Supreme Court to stop criminal prosecutors from forcing people to unlock their own cellphones, under the argument that the U.S. Constitution’s protection against…

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