[deleted] I think that they would look into other aspects of your life to determine whether you’re a criminal rather than just whether your phone erases due to a security measure. Even iPhones have the ability to erase themselves after a set amount of failed passcode attempts. Not quite the same thing, but I do think you’re over stating the impact on an everyday person.

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      mmmm It's like using tor in Iran. Explain to them that it's for watching videos from another country.

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          [deleted] perhaps, but one would assume like most features of GOS, that if implemented, are optional. Carrying around a smartphone that deviates from the norm in some countries is far from a good idea. Vigilance is necessary. If I were a citizen of such a country, I would have a regular phone to do regular things, and a gos phone unattached to my identity and kept in a secure and hidden place for the things I needed to do more secretly. That way I could at least try to claim ‘it’s not mine’. I certainly wouldn’t be walking around with anything in my pocket, like Tor, that can incriminate me within a specific country.