Next year: Is wrapping your cellphone in tinfoil obstruction of justice?

Why would you even buy tinfoil? What do you have to hide?

I would have already assumed that cell phone use- data, location, etc. was exempted from any constitutional guarantee of privacy. I guess it's encouraging that SCOTUS is at least going to look at it, but given the current make-up of the court I wouldn't be too hopeful.

Curious why you would think that?

I mean I've never actually felt it WAS private, and AT&T has recently been exposed on that front, but from a 4th Amendment perspective I would think it would be reasonable to expect "privacy".

Seems like a technical issue- cell phones are a type of broadcast medium. Correctly or not, we tend to think of 4th Amendment protections being more stringently applied to enclosed systems- dwellings, vehicles, landlines, etc.
Remember that scene in 'Pulp Fiction' when Travolta calls the drug dealer to tell him he's coming over with OD'd Uma Thurman, and the dealer freaks out because it's a cell phone? That's kind of the idea.

Can't you already do that with a third party app?

I don't use a cell phone so this doesn't apply to me. ;-)

First they came for the cell phone users...

I don't even have the internet!

What the fuck is "internet?'

I don't even have electricity.