'Completely Legal': GrapheneOS Pushes Back as Duress Password Case Proceeds

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'Completely Legal': GrapheneOS Pushes Back as Duress Password Case Proceeds

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GrapheneOS is defending against a prosecution case, with activist Samuel Tunick stating that his prosecution is meant to set a precedent against privacy and intimidate people. This move could potentially impact the use of private operating systems like GrapheneOS, which emphasizes user security and data protection, as the case unfolds and its implications on the industry become clearer.

Activist Samuel Tunick said his prosecution is meant to set a precedent against privacy and "intimidate people."