What is the scope of a probation condition requiring consent to search electronic devices?

These are precisely the issues that must be addressed on remand, and there may be others, to assess the feasibility of a condition narrower than an outright ban on the possession and use of a smart phone. (See People v. Appelton (2016) 245 Cal.App.4th 717, 725-728 [holding probation condition requiring consent to search electronic devices was unconstitutionally overbroad and remanding "because the trial court may be able to impose a valid condition more narrowly tailored to the states' interest," and nothing in the record showed how and if a more limited search could be done].)