Drug dealers, watch out! The government can find a whole lot about you if they seize your phone. As for everyone else, you probably wanna know just how much data your phone is carrying about you regardless of if you have committed a crime or not. And thanks to a search warrant served to a drug dealer last year, we now know the goodies our phones hold.

A suspect in a drug investigation had his iPhone seized by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in the fall last year. Now the search warrant ICE used to extract data from the phone has been posted online. Check out the information they extracted:

You’ll notice from the image above that things like the user’s call log, messages, contacts, and apps were all found on the phone. This type of information is not very surprising because anybody who picks up your cellphone can find that information. However, ICE was also able to find out the name of the computer that it backed up to, photos, videos, stored passwords as well as 659 points of location thanks to WiFi and cellular access points — that should theoretically tell them where you’ve been.

So, remember, keep your phone safe. It can say a lot about you, more than you might think. Especially if you’re a drug lord.

[via iDB, image via Brett Jordan]