WHETHER A THIRD PARTY POSSESSES AUTHORITY TO CONSENT TO THE SEIZURE OF ANOTHER'S CELL PHONE WHEN THAT PHONE IS PASSWORD PROTECTED, THE OWNER OF THAT PHONE HAS DENIED THE PASSWORD INFORMATION TO THAT THIRD PARTY, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT KNOWS OF THAT DENIAL AT THE TIME OF THE SEIZURE.

Whether a third-party possesses authority to consent to the seizure of another's cell phone when that phone is password-protected, the owner has denied the password to that third-party, and law enforcement knows of that denial at the time of the seizure