We don't know a lot in the Canadian context. CBSA has not provided the numbers that ACLU can provide for electronic device searches in the U.S. We don't even know the rough number of devices searched, never mind what they're looking for. We don't know what they're looking for necessarily. We don't know what's being retained. We don't know how long they can keep it. So there's a really big information vacuum.
If you go back to the level of anecdote and away from systematic collection of data, we hear stories about phones that are ostensibly being searched to look for receipts for goods that are being brought across the border, which makes perfect sense, and then the email is closed and they go off on a hunt through photos just to see if they might have anything racy.