Even if the phone was completely stationary and you made no recorded interactions/transactions at all with it, it wouldn't get "thrown out as an alibi". This ev

Even if the phone was completely stationary and you made no recorded interactions/transactions at all with it, it wouldn't get "thrown out as an alibi". This evidence would get considered with regards to other corroborating evidence that you provide. Obviously, if you picked up the phone and chatted to your wife, or used it to buy something at the local store, it validates your location data even further.