Yeah, really weird. In the decision linked in the article, the court says that putting in your passcode is just muscle memory; you don’t have to dig deep into

Yeah, really weird. In the decision linked in the article, the court says that putting in your passcode is just muscle memory; you don’t have to dig deep into your mind for it. It also said that phones are just containers and that a defendant has valid 4th amendment rights to challenge the scope of the search warrant. So I guess they are saying the just because you unlocked the phone doesn’t mean the police can do whatever they want with it.