The lawyers of Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) have reportedly shaken hands with US prosecutors on amended bail conditions. 

The authorities will give the former crypto mogul a new phone with no Internet capability and prohibit him from using online messaging applications.

• A recent Reuters coverage informed that SBF’s attorneys and American prosecutors involved in his case had revised his bail agreement. 
• The former CEO of FTX will have a new laptop with limited functions. It will track his user activity via specially integrated monitoring software.
• SBF’s communications will also be limited by giving him a phone that cannot be connected to the Internet. He will only be allowed to send text messages and voice calls, with all other messaging apps banned.
• Bankman-Fried’s parents – Barbara Fried and Joseph Bankman – agreed to restrict his access to their devices and signed sworn declarations not to bring any prohibited items into their house.
• In case of any suspicion of violating the rules, law enforcement agents will have jurisdiction to search SBF’s phone and laptop.
• US District Judge Lewis Kaplan – the magistrate overseeing the case against the 31-year-old American – must approve the amendments before they become official.
• Seen by many as the main culprit behind the FTX crash, SBF faces a trial at the beginning of October which will determine whether he had any role in the event and the consecutive multi-billion investor losses.
• He spent a brief time in a Bahamian jail at the end of last year and was later deported to his homeland. Instead of going to f