Pictures on your phone, computer, etc.

[M3nt0R]

I'd imagine YOU have to be in the pictures/videos for them to be incriminating.

M3nt0R Reviewed by M3nt0R on 04-04-2008. Pictures on your phone, computer, etc. If i was to get pulled over and i had a picture of a blunt or a plant or something like that on my phone could they do anything about it? Can they even go threw my phone? Same with my computer lets say they got ahold of that some how, could they do anything about pictures or videos? not really tryin to get in trouble for some stupid pictures lol. Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

The only sure way to get rid of evidence on a computer / memory device..

Google 'zero-writer'.

Many crimes are voided by fire. Natural yet deadly.

I certainly hope you are not suggesting arson to destroy evidence? Please keep it ethical- anything that puts the neighbors at risk is not cool.

Don't keep pictures on your phone or computer if you're worried. Keep them on a USB 'thumb drive' that then can be microwaved or flushed in a pinch. Get in the habit of cleaning out the computer that you put pics on- back up your data, make sure you have a copy of your operating system, and run a zero writer before reinstalling the OS.

[yokinazu]

i would say a pitcure in itself is in noway incriminating. but whatit can be used for is further evidence in a case. such as if you were under suspician of growing or dealing and got popped then they would use the evidence on your phone, pc, camera, etc. as further evidecne in the case against you.

if and when i start growin again it definatly will not be in this state and you wont see me anywhere near this site. hell i wont even but a copy of high times. the lower key you can get the better off youll be.

[netdog]

For your PC go download truecrypt, it'll make a passworded encrypted drive on part of the hard drive on your PC no law enforcement can crack, not even NSA or FBI.

And it's free and open source.

[NSTassel]

Whether it's legal or not, the police will search your phone and computer. Then after the fact they will try to justify it if something is useful against you. Sorry Constitutional law buffs, but that's the facts. Later, after being charged with a crime you might be able to get it tossed out. But the smart thing to do is not to keep anything in there.

[Greenthing]

Would a microwave fry my SD card?

OK so you get busted, somehow i dont think you will have a microwave near or on your person at the time, so you wont get time to fry the STD card and your PC wont fit in the micowave.
Its a load of bollocks get real.

[Markass]

Fuck them, my phone was confiscated when I was arrested and I had a fatass bud as my background..."Yes sir, I found it on the internet and it looked really cool"

That's my freedom of expression, and just because the law doesn't recognize our freedom anymore, doesn't mean I don't.

[the image reaper]

right on, Markass :thumbsup: ... " paranoia WILL destroy ya " ... good example of WHY pot ain't legal yet ... we should be marching in the streets, not hiding like scared little children ... they didn't get Civil Rights passed by anonymously 'texting' each other, ya know ... :jointsmile:

[lve2smk]

I dont think they really do anything unless you show you got big amounts i been caught whit pics on my phone and they just jk about it

[NaughtyDreadz]

easy... take your speaker and stick your SD card in it for a week... cheap and easy