Can the police check my smartphone? | Lawyer Christian Solmecke

Your phone stores a wide range of personal files, contacts, photos, videos, connection and location information - and is hopefully secure so that strangers can't easily access them. But what if the police are interested in the data on the smartphone because, for example, they take the device as a piece of evidence? Today I'll tell you what rights you have as a smartphone user in such a case and what the police can and cannot do with the smartphone.

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Lawyer Christian Solmecke
Christian Solmecke is a lawyer and partner of the media law firm WILDE BEUGER SOLMECKE in Cologne and specializes in advising the internet, IT and media industries. In recent years, he has steadily expanded the firm's internet law/e-commerce practice and advises numerous media professionals, Web 2.0 platforms and app developers.
In addition to his practice, Solmecke is managing director of the German Institute for Communication and Law on the Internet at the Cologne Business School (http://www.dikri.de). There he deals in particular with legal issues in social networks.
Before working as a lawyer, he worked for over 10 years as a freelance journalist and radio presenter (including for Westdeutscher Rundfunk).

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