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Statements attributed to it

• GrapheneOS posted a tweet on July 27, 2026.

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• The lawyer is trying to get a US judge to dismiss all evidence recovered in the case, arguing that Tunick's constitutional rights were violated.

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• Tunick provided a US Customs and Border Protection officer with a duress password, and when used to forcibly unlock a phone the duress password wipes all data instantly, cannot be stopped, and is irreversible.

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• The GrapheneOS Foundation joined the debate about privacy and operational security on mobile devices.

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• The US Department of Justice brought a case against a GrapheneOS user.

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• The software and compatible hardware (Google Pixel phones) is designed specifically to prevent attempts to bypass or tamper with data encryption.

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Published documents

• GrapheneOS says its data-wiping "duress" password is perfectly legal, after user faces federal charges

Track record

1 document · 13 claims produced · 0 contradicted

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