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Can police search your phone without a warrant in the United States?
Most Americans don’t know the answer — until it’s too late.
In this video, we clearly explain what U.S. law REALLY says about police searching your phone, using Supreme Court rulings, the Fourth Amendment, and real-world scenarios. You’ll learn when police must have a warrant, when they might not, and what your rights are during traffic stops, arrests, and police encounters.
This video covers:
The Fourth Amendment and digital privacy


The Supreme Court case Riley v. California


When police need a warrant to search your phone


Consent searches and what “voluntary” really means


Whether police can force you to unlock your phone


Passcodes vs. fingerprints vs. Face ID


Exigent circumstances and emergency searches


Border searches and airport phone checks


What happens if police search illegally


How courts and prosecutors handle illegal searches


What YOU should say and do in real life


This content is designed for U.S. viewers who want to understand their constitutional rights clearly and calmly — without legal jargon.
⚠️ This video is for educational purposes only and does not provide legal advice. Laws may vary by state.
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