A person's smartphone is not the same as luggage, because one is an electronic device and the other is not, which should be common sense. Treating both as the same doesn't make any sense.
It is way past time for the Supreme Court to make a decision about what is or is not reasonable when it comes to searching through people's personal and private information on their smartphones without needing probable cause or a warrant. Just too weird, arguably disgusting, that this question is continually left in limbo.
Border Agents Can Search Your Phone by Hand, No Suspicion Needed
A person's smartphone is not the same as luggage, because one is an electronic device and the other is not, which should be common sense. Treating both as the same doesn't make any sense.
It is way past time for the Supreme Court to make a decision about what is or is not reasonable when it comes to searching through people's personal and private information on their smartphones without needing probable cause or a warrant. Just too weird, arguably disgusting, that this question is continually left in limbo.
You really want this SCOTUS to make that decision?
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