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Posted on 06/22/2026 9:57:50 PM PDT by Beowulf9
A 23-year-old individual was arrested at JFK International Airport after investigators found a "large volume of child sexual abuse material" on their phone. The suspect was also an active member of the FDNY, working as an EMT. The 23-year-old allegedly had approximately 14,000 images and videos.
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Can a headline have anymore abbv.?
I haven’t flown in years, so this is an honest question: Can TSA demand the PIN to your cell phone?
Yes and no.
They can take your device and then get a rubber stamp warrant to code break it or just use the built in backdoor access for gov use.
CBP can domestic TSA cannot.
International Flights (CBP): If you are traveling internationally, different rules apply. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) does have the authority to search electronic devices at the border, though U.S. citizens cannot be denied entry for refusing to unlock a phone. However, CBP can confiscate your device for weeks or months if you refuse.
IDK?
GBFN
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