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Errr, it's pretty much none of those things :) (ie they have a valid search warrant, the fifth amendment does not protect you here under any current caselaw, etc)


> the fifth amendment does not protect you here under any current caselaw

I can't see even a speculative 5th amendment argument. If they can crack your phone without your cooperation, how could they possibly be forcing you to incriminate yourself?




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