Greetings all. I am still rather knew with android devices, and I am curiours if there is a way to secure the phone other than locking it with a pass code. Reason being, and I dont want to sound like I am wearing a tin foil hat, but local PD's have been making it a point to to access phones during a traffic stop. I have been told by several friends that the officers use some type of mobile divice that downloads everything off a mobile phone, even if its looked. I did a quick google search and just found the write up. Now im not doing this to hide anything, but I seriously do not like the thought of having my phone gone thru. Anyone else hear of this kinda thing? Once again, Im sorry if this has come up before, as I said Im rather new to these phones.
Protection from data extraction
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I would tend to agree. However we all know its not always wise to try to argue with the man that carries the badge and the gun. However, this is happening, and in other states aswell from what I am seeing. All with supposid PC
Im in Southern California. As I said, this happened to two friends at diffrent times, and thats what got me looking around. These are what I found. a little dated, but alarming. Not all departments play by the rules here in california, and thats what has me concerned
hhttp://www.mlive.com/news/saginaw/index.ssf/2011/04/state_police_say_cell_phone_da.html
Warrantless cell phone searches spread to more states - CNN
hhttp://www.mlive.com/news/saginaw/index.ssf/2011/04/state_police_say_cell_phone_da.html
Warrantless cell phone searches spread to more states - CNN
Random stops are the order of the day where I live. Sad to say, it just goes with the area
