Should police be able to go through your phone during an arrest?

[mmr31d]

The Supreme Court is deciding whether or not to allow police officers to go through the phones of people they arrest without a warrant.

http://www.usnews.com/news/politics...rrant-cellphone-searches-before-supreme-court

I am against it not only because it invades privacy, but also because if this were to be allowed then it opens the door for something else and it again being justified with "for your safety" or "to fight terrorism". It is all ready bad enough that some cops are out here are looking for anything and everything to get you with. I believe that police should only be able to search a cell phone if there is a warrant, and warrants are granted if there is probable cause. There is no need to search my cell phone for speeding down 95.

What are your thoughts?

 

[T Lo Sweater]

No

They could set you up with that too. Plus it's an extremely invasion of privacy

 

[stillin729]

Yes

don't do stuff to get arrested and this will be a non issue

 

[fontaine]

Yes

don't do stuff to get arrested and this will be a non issue

stop stillin.

You're just trying to rustle jimmies.

You know damb well this would bleed over into all kinds of other stuff...

You saying cops should just be able to roll into any house or car as well?



You deep in the yambs... A cop should be able to come in and do a search of her vajj? Heck no.

Plus it'll be dry afterward. No thanks Jeff.

 

[DrizzyNYC]

Nope, when you record officers they will use this as a cause to take possession of your phone and delete the recording of them....

 

[DrizzyNYC]

Yes

don't do stuff to get arrested and this will be a non issue

Oh because everyone police arrest are guilty and the police never do any wrongful arrest....

 

[young street86]

Like, who comes up with this stuff and then goes, "Yes, this will be a good idea. There's no way people will object to this fair and decent proposal." I truly dont understand. They tryna railroad us bruh.

 

[SC kid]

Ya'll dont think they go thru yo phone wen they take your personals

 

[g14]

delete "out there" texts and keep yo photos clean ...or if you paranoid password lock 24/7

 

[jayzz]

Wish 12 would try to touch my phone, cause it's 187 on a cop (snoop dogg voice)

 

[blastercombo]

Wish 12 would try to touch my phone, cause it's 187 on a cop (snoop dogg voice)

Or, they will and you won't do anything.

To answer the question, I'm on the fence. I could see it being used as good evidence, but like others said, it is an invasion of privacy

 

[Chopper]

Absolutely not. Without a warrant? No F'ing way. 

 

[yeezusdisciple]

I keep a password on da iphone. I dont have to tell em da passcode so im safe

 

[mike honcho]

*cam'ron nope*

 

[misha]

I keep a password on da iphone. I dont have to tell em da passcode so im safe

They cops can break the code with ease and most of the time they go through your phone when ur in the precint

 

[yeezusdisciple]

I keep a password on da iphone. I dont have to tell em da passcode so im safe

They cops can break the code with ease and most of the time they go through your phone when ur in the precint

iphone 5s got fingerprint reader bruh

aint nobody getting through dat b

@ you thinking cops are some sort of genius to break through a phone

 

[misha]

iphone 5s got fingerprint reader bruh

aint nobody getting through dat b

@ you thinking cops are some sort of genius to break through a phone

My dude you know you still have to have a passcode for the iPhone 5s and they easily can break that u forget you get finger printed in the precint

 

[AZwildcats]

I keep a password on da iphone. I dont have to tell em da passcode so im safe

They cops can break the code with ease and most of the time they go through your phone when ur in the precint

iphone 5s got fingerprint reader bruh

aint nobody getting through dat b

@ you thinking cops are some sort of genius to break through a phone

I'm sure they have software to break the code.

I think it's an invasion of privacy.

 

[johnnyredstorm]

what's privacy?

 

[championboyz7]

Or grab you hand while you're laying face down on the pavement .

 

[mmr31d]

Originally Posted by YeezusDisciple  
 

 

I keep a password on da iphone. I dont have to tell em da passcode so im safe

They cops can break the code with ease and most of the time they go through your phone when ur in the precint

iphone 5s got fingerprint reader bruh

aint nobody getting through dat b

@ you thinking cops are some sort of genius to break through a phone

I'm sure they have software to break the code.

I think it's an invasion of privacy.

It is 2014 bros, cops had the technology back in 2011. Just imagine what they have now

http://thenextweb.com/us/2011/04/20...hones-contents-in-under-two-minutes/#comments

From the article "The device can circumvent password restrictions and extract existing, hidden, and deleted phone data, including call history, text messages, contacts, images, and geotags."

 

[mrnappy]

i swear this country is going to the toilet 

 

[yeezusdisciple]

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I keep a password on da iphone. I dont have to tell em da passcode so im safe

They cops can break the code with ease and most of the time they go through your phone when ur in the precint

iphone 5s got fingerprint reader bruh


aint nobody getting through dat b

@ you thinking cops are some sort of genius to break through a phone[/QUOTE]


I'm sure they have software to break the code.


I think it's an invasion of privacy.[/QUOTE]

It is 2014 bros, cops had the technology back in 2011. Just imagine what they have now

http://thenextweb.com/us/2011/04/20...hones-contents-in-under-two-minutes/#comments

From the article "The device can circumvent password restrictions and extract existing, hidden, and deleted phone data, including call history, text messages, contacts, images, and geotags."
[/quote]

yeah in 2011 but apple has made many updates since then to strenghten the security of the phone.

 

[fac3 tak30v312]

Yes

don't do stuff to get arrested and this will be a non issue

This is what happens when you don't know history.
The Boston Tea Party ---> Tea Act ---> American Revolution

But then again I guess stuff like this falls under tyranny of the majority ............. Right?

 

[sonoftony]

Yes

don't do stuff to get arrested and this will be a non issue

This.