A Customs and Border Protection agent entered a passcode into Samuel Tunick's Google Pixel at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson airport in January 2025, causing the screen to go blank, flash, restart, and erase all data.
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- A Customs and Border Protection agent entered a passcode into Samuel Tunick's Google Pixel at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson airport in January 2025, causing the…
At Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson airport in January 2025, a Customs and Border Protection agent entered a passcode into Samuel Tunick's Google Pixel.
The screen went blank, flashed, and restarted.
The phone's data was gone — every file, every contact, every eSIM.
Sources
- The Duress PIN On Trial: How a Silent Kill Switch Became a Federal Destruction of Evidence Charge cited evidence
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Origin: extracted from The Duress PIN On Trial: How a Silent Kill Switch Became a Federal Destruction of Evidence Charge · 2026-09-12 08:12