If you have nothing to hide, you shouldn't be worried about them getting into your phone...

Not what I meant. I'm saying that there are people going on anout how they feel that the FBI should not have the ability to just access our phones whenever they want. What these people fail to realize is that the FBI is not just going to say, "Oh, hey, that guy looks like he migh have some nice nudes on his phone, how about we go hack it?" The ability for them to access iPhones, or technology in general, is crucial because without that ability, people who are planning terror attacks using this technology have a secure, unstoppable method of planning the attacks, which could lead to the deaths of a few to the deaths of many. Now call me paranoid, or whatever else, but I personally feel much sager knowing that the government has the ability to access the phone of a KNOWN terrorist. In fact, I fully support them, and their decision to keep it private how they accessed it. They are not using it to access random phones, they are using it to get information from a phone of a known terrorist, in order to better protect the lives of those living in the United States, and abroad. I think that people are overreacting, and in all reality, they are. I mean, look at the facts. There are over 300 million people living in the United States, and that is only counting people who are LEGALLY here. Now, of those 300 million, let's just go ahead and ASSUME only about half of them own cell phones. That would still be 150 million phones. Now let us say half of those are iPhones, which leaves roughly 75 million phones. Do you honestly think that the FBI intends to hack into 75 MILLION phones, despite the fact that it is only a tiny percentage of those that have anything relevant to their fight on terror? I doubt it. If these people feel so insecure about it, then they should just switch back to using hard copy letters and smoke signals, because no matter what it is, once you put something online, it will always be findable. Once it is online, it will always have a traceable history. So I'm in no way saying that if a Right does not apply to you currently that it should be revoked, I'm just saying people need to relax, and look at things in a much more reasonable way.

Gotcha, but that is different from your meme. I have no problems with warrant searches on s phone. They can access everything else. You used the word "just" which implies anytime. Justly or in due accordance would work. I actually agree with you, it turns out.