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Why do they need that?

All they need is for a policeman to physically seize a device while it is unlocked.

Or even while it is locked with encryption keys stored in memory, and some custom tech to read the RAM from a running device.

I'd wager that people with sufficient physical security to prevent this are very rare, and it works against any sort of device that doesn't have a dead man's switch.



> Or even while it is locked with encryption keys stored in memory, and some custom tech to read the RAM from a running device.

Isn't that exactly what "exploring ways to bypass smartphone encryption" means?




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