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The phone was the property of San Bernardino County. The county has longstanding email and Internet use policies that state, “NO USER SHOULD HAVE AN EXPECTATIO
by tosseraccount 11y ago
The phone was the property of San Bernardino County.
The county has longstanding email and Internet use policies that state, “NO USER SHOULD HAVE AN EXPECTATION OF PRIVACY”
- http://ktla.com/2016/02/18/why-didnt-san-bernardino-county-officials-have-access-to-the-terrorist-iphone/ http://ktla.com/2016/02/18/why-didnt-san-bernardino-county-o...
- dclowd9901 11y agoI bet even I, not a lawyer, could reasonably defend that, no matter who "owns it", a device as personal and as much an extension of the brain as a smartphone could be considered private.