XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone, comp.mobile.android   
   From: rragnusen@ultred.com   
      
   Am Sat, 24 Mar 2018 18:38:20 -0400, schrieb nospam:   
      
   > many people do.   
      
   Hi nospam,   
   While you have zero intention to provide any value to a thread, you   
   sometimes accidentally provide value, where you haven't done so in this   
   thread.   
      
   It's certain that the police know what phone he was using since they knew   
   that once they obtained his cellphone records after tracking his license   
   plate down at the Home Depot when he bought nails.   
      
   Which phone he has might also show up in any warrants, some of which may   
   very well be public.   
      
   Also his friends and family would know, and, if we looked at the EXIF data,   
   if it shows up on his Facebook photos, would also give us a strong clue (if   
   EXIF data survives Facebook uploads).   
      
   Without digging into that data, I simply ask the user base here:   
   Q: Does anyone know what phone the now-dead Austin bomber was using?   
      
   > the real question is why you are so interested in which phone. are you   
   > planning to blow something up?   
      
   What's interesting about you nospam is that when you want to play that   
   encryption is super important, you play that game.   
      
   But when you don't want to play the game of the all-important-to-you   
   encryption, you don't play that game.   
      
   What's interesting is that, while you have no intention of ever providing   
   on-topic value to any thread, you accidentally do.   
      
   Notice you're not screaming how /safe/ this user was due to the authorities   
   going frontal on his encryption, as one example.   
      
   A lot of your conjecture depends on the answer to this question:   
      
   Q: Does anyone know what phone the now-dead Austin bomber was using?   
      
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