Sam Bankman-Fried is now restricted to a flip phone with 'no internet,' but can still watch Netflix on a laptop
has been allowed to use a flip phone with"no internet capabilities" as part of modifications to his conditions of release.
He is now allowed to use"a flip phone or other non-smartphone with either no internet capabilities or internet capabilities disabled," prosecutors wrote. However, Bankman-Fried cannot communicate with"current or former employees of FTX or Alameda." Security software logging his online activities must be installed and prosecutors have the right to do periodic checks. appear to have ties to Stanford University
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