What you are saying is that if effects didn't mean cell phones back then, then it can't mean it now. As I said, if the document was written using 200 year old meanings for words then it cannot apply to current meanings. Meanings change, hell, we can see that all over the place - do you recall when the word gay meant carefree and happy?
i would suggest you google the phrase "personal effects" and see that it means now, exactly what it meant in the 1700's.
your personal property, particularly the shit you are carrying on your person. that not only describes a cell phone, but USB drives, PDA's, lighters, flashlights, ballpoint pens, and billfolds full of credit and debit cards, none of which existed at that time, an none of which are exempted from the "unreasonable searches and seizures" clause, save those that the cops can search without touching since they dont actually have to "seize it" so the "searches" are just fine.
your living constitution nonsense obviates and destroys the constitution by submitting it to the "Death of a Thousand Cuts" if yoiu want to dance that dance, then every electronic communication you might indulge in is open for examination by Lawer Infurcmint Offisurs since Ben Franklin didnt have a hotmail acount and George Washinton never used an iPhone.
