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2/ However, #hkpolice yesterday submitted an evidence list, which allegedly included 4 text messages of mine from iPhone XR. Police can even identify how the messages were sent out, whether it's from a mobile or desktop version of the app.
4/ Such warrantless search is also a blunt violation of the freedom & privacy of communication enshrined in Basic Law. I doubt whether such a search is lawful. Now it seems state-backed hackers get involved in the crackdown on HK movement. I urge to strengthen your cybersecurity.
Time to contact your American aryan masters . Ask them how they let them ‘Apple’ boys to allow this to happen . Go on Joshua.. go on....
Which app? Maybe its the problem of the app, not Apple? Did you have ever install any Chinese apps before? I suspect the back doors remain there even the Chinese app is deleted
In normal common law courts, prosecutors have to testify where they got the "evidence" from. Is that necessary in Hong Kong courts? Or do the Hong Kong independent judges not care?
seems the latter has been adopted, regretfully.
Sir, while he used the term “text messages,” he noted he has an iPhone, and noted there being a way to send messages from desktop. Hence, it’s likely he was using iMessage which, no, phone carriers cannot access.
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