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US citizen says he was detained returning from Canada
(www.nbcboston.com)
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this post was submitted on 15 Apr 2025
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I've seen a few court cases that have said either: 1) you have no expectation of privacy at the border. Govt can do anything they want or 2) there's no blanket permission to ransack phones - have to have cause or etc. I don't think it's been adjudicated up to the supreme court. Hopefully it won't until a better set of judges gets appointed