Wenn die Polizei sagt "Entsperren Sie Ihr Handy" Sagen Sie DIESE WORTE

When the police say "Unlock your phone," say THESE WORDS If the police stop you and say "Unlock your phone"—what do you say? Most people unlock it immediately. That's the biggest mistake you can make. In this video, I'll show you, word for word, what you need to say—and why the Federal Constitutional Court and the Riley ruling are on your side. In this video, you'll learn: why unlocking your phone is the same as voluntarily opening your entire home, which fundamental right protects you in that very second, the exact words you need to say—and why any sentence before that is legally wrong, what happens if the police want to use your face or fingerprint to unlock it, and how to protect yourself before you even get in the car. The right to remain silent doesn't only apply at the time of arrest. It applies on the street—the moment the officer knocks on your window. This video shows you how to exercise it correctly. 👉 Write in the comments: Have you experienced this? What did you say? 🔔 Subscribe now — a new video every week about your rights vis-à-vis authorities, landlords, and employers.