Marketplace Tech Report for January 05, 2011

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Can the police search your cell phone without a warrant?

by Molly Wood

Jan 5, 2011

Can the police look at what's on your cell phone without a warrant? The California Supreme Court, in a 5-2 decision this week, said yes. Your phone, texts, emails, whatever is found on that phone, is fair game. It's a move that could have a big impact on issues of privacy and search & seizure. We look at the case and its implications.

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