1. Does the Fourth Amendment prohibit the issuance of apparent "all-data"
warrants for Facebook accounts without any temporal limitation whatsoever,
where the warrants resulted in exposing potentially more than a decade of the
subject's personal information and communications to government scrutiny?

2. Does the Fourth Amendment prohibit the issuance of apparent "all-data"
warrants for Facebook accounts for a period of 18 months or longer, where the
warrants demanded all conceivable contents of the accounts during that time
period, including the account owners' GPS information for eight months prior
to the alleged crimes, even though the alleged incidents occurred over a less
than a two-month period?

Does the Fourth Amendment prohibit the issuance of apparent 'all-data' warrants for Facebook accounts without any temporal limitation or for a period of 18 months or longer?