Since there is a fine line between privacy and breaching it, the government must ensure that there are laws in place protecting data. All cell phones are subject to inspection per the Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 34, which states that all types of information stored, like sound recordings, photos, charts, and drawings, can be requested. Even though a governing rule is in place, not all pieces of information that can be retrieved from a cell phone are required in court. Courts realize that an opposing party may sometimes be interested to get more data than needed to help their case. An amendment to this rule states that there should not be any unnecessary intrusiveness while inspecting a cell phone, a measure implemented in an attempt to ensure some confidentiality is maintained.