HandsforBricks

Assuming that these cellphone records gain the protection of the fourth amendment, what other implications could this ruling have on other aspects of digital privacy?

Do you think this may lead into a discussion about what exactly is and is not public information?

And what about those who are not US citizens or permanent residents?

What are my rights when it comes to digital privacy at the border? I understand that if I refuse I may not be let into the country. But what if I have a file app on my phone that is encrypted? Am I required to open that for them as well?

Has carfentanil begun to show up in toxicology reports from deceased users? Has it been found in any drug tests? And what is your stance on safe injection sites?