09 Nov How To Protect Yourself From An Unlawful Cell Phone Search
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As of a few weeks ago, California police officers now need to get a warrant to search your cell phone. With the rapid advancement of technology and the rapid dependability of our cell phones, it may be a bit odd as to why it has...