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The principal has heard that some students are being cyberbullied. she seizes your cell phone and reads your text messages. is this constitutional?
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The principal has heard that some students are being cyberbullied. she seizes your cell phone and reads your text messages. is this constitutional?

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No.

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Because, taking each of their phones away, will not make the cyberbullying stop, it will just make the bullies confront the victim, and plus adults are nosy, they will be checking through your whole phone if they want to, that is a invasion of privacy.

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