The Fourth Amendment's particularity requirement place any limitations on the search of a cell phone beyond requiring that a search warrant limits law enforcement 1) to searching for evidence of a particular offense and/or 2) to searching within certain broad categories of device data, such as any messages, any internet history, and any call logs?

Does the Fourth Amendment's particularity requirement place any limitations on the search of a cell phone beyond requiring that a search warrant limits law enforcement to searching for evidence of a particular offense and/or to searching within certain broad categories of device data?