Ten years ago, most of us had little more on our mobile phones than other phone numbers. Then cames texts, photos, video, web pages, passwords, credit card info, and most importantly Sudoku scores. But how much of that should be readily available to police if you are believed to have run afoul of the law?
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Keep your phone locked. You don't have to give the nazi thugs the password.
ReplyDeleteWhile they are looking at my phone I will be reaching into my waistband.
ReplyDeletea search warrant should be needed to obtain any information on anyone's cell phone.
ReplyDeletethey can look at my phone, nothing interesting on there!
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