A federal appeals court says border agents may search the phone in your pocket without suspicion. How much of your private life should government be allowed to inspect?
It's a very interesting post. It accommodates competing interests: privacy, and the legitimate prerogative of government.
One curiosity that occurred to me, especially regarding things like banking-related records, is that some things require passwords. Does any part of the government have a legitimate theory as to whether mobile phone holders are required to reveal passwords?
It's a very interesting post. It accommodates competing interests: privacy, and the legitimate prerogative of government.
One curiosity that occurred to me, especially regarding things like banking-related records, is that some things require passwords. Does any part of the government have a legitimate theory as to whether mobile phone holders are required to reveal passwords?