It’s a contract. People sign away fundamental rights all the time - see military recruiting contracts.
It really isn’t the government’s problem that people are too stupid to actually read the EULA before continuing to use the device.
> It really isn’t the government’s problem that people are too stupid to actually read the EULA before continuing to use the device. <
I would agree with that if there was a real choice: if you don’t like one company’s EULA, go with some other company. But I’m guessing that all cell phones have the same kind of EULA. I hope someone corrects me if I’m wrong about that.
Anyway, I’m not asking for much. If the police want to examine my cell phone data, fine. Just get a warrant. Convince some judge that I’m a possible bad guy. Otherwise, leave me (and my data) alone.