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No Fourth Amendment In American airports?
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Do you, as an American citizen, have to hand over your cell phone — along with the access code to open it — upon a (warrantless) demand by a border agent at the airport? The Supreme Court has never ruled on your Fourth Amendment rights as they specifically relate to your cell phone at American airports/border crossings. The Supreme Court has ruled on Fourth Amendment exceptions at border crossings, but not cell phones in particular.