The Supreme Court issued a ruling on Wednesday, that prevents the police from searching your cellphone during an arrest, unless they have a warrant. The justices took a look at two cases, one in California and the other in Massachusetts. The issue they had to grapple with was a right to privacy versus the cops' need to investigate a crime.By coming down on the side of privacy, the Court overturned a case in California that featured a rather detailed search of a smartphone, which survived a trip to the state's Court of Appeals. In Massachusetts, the case involved a limited search of an old ...
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