> I'm just a regular guy who really has nothing to hide

I think you are wrong. We all have things to hide.

A joke between friends taken out of context. Your angry messages to a spouse or parent after a fight happened between you and them could be used out of context also. And what about your YouTube history and playlist or your web history...

> just your own home

Your home can be searched and all your devices at home can be seized as well. Granted it's probably a higher threshold than having everything on your phone but it's no a panacea either.

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smalltorch an hour ago | parent [-]

>Your home can be searched and all your devices at home can be seized as well.

You need a warrant to search my home. That's my whole point. Warrantless access is the issue.

Get a warrant, and I will happily show you anything you want. Nothing will be found because at the end of the tunnel, I actually have nothing to hide, I'm just a regular guy is my point.

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rdm_blackhole an hour ago | parent [-]

> You need a warrant to search my home.

I agree that is why I said that it was higher threshold to get access to your data but warrants can be obtained for many different reasons and not always good ones either.

All I am saying is that if they want your data, they'll get it. It's just easier at the border.

	▲	smalltorch 36 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		>All I am saying is that if they want your data, they'll get it. It's just easier at the border. That's fine, and I will do everything I can to make it as difficult as possible, not because I have something to hide at the end of the day, but because screw that what a terrible future to pass on to the next generation.