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I don't know whether or not they have the right - do they have the right to read some sealed-up documents in your briefcase? Whatever your answer to that questi

I don't know whether or not they have the right - do they have the right to read some sealed-up documents in your briefcase? Whatever your answer to that question is, it should probably be the same answer to the e-mail question. All these trick arguments about "oh but the e-mail's not actually on my phone, it's in the cloud!" don't hold water for me; it's information you're bringing into the country. Either it's subject to search or it isn't.

SamBam 9y ago
But how are you "bringing your email into the country" any more than you would be if you just sent an email? If they can't access my sent email when I send it from abroad without a warrant, then how does me entering the country without a phone or computer allow them access to my email?