In the event of a car accident should police be able to check your cellphone for activity (but not the content) leading up to the incident?

Poll - Total Votes: 14

Yes

You can only vote on one answer.

Not looking at what you said or photos you took but just checking to see if the phone was used leading to the accident.

No different than a breathalyzer as far as i'm concerned.

Feel free to explain your reasoning.

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PicturesOfABetterTomorrow · 41-45, M

Consider we can't even get these fools to wear a body cam when they are shooting people I don't see any sign whatsoever that they should be trusted with people's data. They can already find out if a phone was used during that time by contacting the provider and asking a simple yes or no question. If anything police consistently prove they cannot be trusted with anything more then that.