Thursday, February 18, 2010
Police Push For Warrantless Searches Of Cell Phones
When Christian Taylor stopped by the Sprint store in Daly City, Calif., last November, he was planning to buy around 30 BlackBerry handhelds.
When Christian Taylor stopped by the Sprint store in Daly City, Calif., last November, he was planning to buy around 30 BlackBerry handhelds.
But a Sprint employee on the lookout for fraud grew suspicious about the address and other details relating to Taylor's company, "Hype Univercity," and called the police. Taylor was arrested on charges of felony identity fraud, his car was impounded, and his iPhone was confiscated and searched by police without a warrant...
Labels: cell phones, privacy, surveillance, warrantless
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Nobody seems to care about issues like this because it does not affect them directly. We all need to realize that it will affect us sooner than later, and we have rights as Americans and we need to start exercising those rights. The next thing that may be confiscated is our Constitutional Rights.
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