We just barely have some solid ground protecting phones you have on-person from unwarranted search, and, AFAIK, there's no real laws protecting your rights when

We just barely have some solid ground protecting phones you have on-person from unwarranted search, and, AFAIK, there's no real laws protecting your rights when you have data residing on third party servers in foreign countries. I'm definitely not a lawyer, but the server had an unknown provenance and it was physically located in Iceland, and that probably makes for some fuzzy ground at best as to whether or not what anything the FBI did to gain some sort of access to the physical server, even if it was made possible by parallel construction, would even be illegal.