I have a question for the cell phone gurus out there. Let's say a person has:
-A smart phone from the fruity company
-Service though the company who's name is three letter and a symbol
-The phone is actually an additional line on another person's account.
-The phone is password locked and always in the owner's possession
Assuming there is no court order in place, how much data can the account holder see about the additional line? I know they can see call logs, but what about text messages, email, web pages and social media sites? Does the account holder have access to the content of any messages sent or received?
Thanks.
-A smart phone from the fruity company
-Service though the company who's name is three letter and a symbol
-The phone is actually an additional line on another person's account.
-The phone is password locked and always in the owner's possession
Assuming there is no court order in place, how much data can the account holder see about the additional line? I know they can see call logs, but what about text messages, email, web pages and social media sites? Does the account holder have access to the content of any messages sent or received?
Thanks.

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