The case centers on Tunick's use of GrapheneOS, an open-source operating system that works on Google Pixel phones and lets users enter a passcode to wipe a...
In my case, I’d be suspicious even with a phone since I use a grapheneOS pixel, don’t have any social media outside this (which, by the way was created with a burner email) and rarely take pictures of anything (i have a polaroid for that). My phone would look suspicious AF just because how barebones it is so at that point, if I absolutely had to go there, I wouldn’t bring it with me and take my chances.
In my case, I’d be suspicious even with a phone since I use a grapheneOS pixel, don’t have any social media outside this (which, by the way was created with a burner email) and rarely take pictures of anything (i have a polaroid for that). My phone would look suspicious AF just because how barebones it is so at that point, if I absolutely had to go there, I wouldn’t bring it with me and take my chances.