Yeah but it's another interpretation/ruling in a long line (speed stops, dog searches, exigent circumstances) that allow cops to violate your 4th Amendment rights whenever they want. Cops can pull you over for crossing yellow lines while driving without proof. Cops can say their dog signaled it detected contraband without proof. Cops can say they heard someone yelling without proof. It's very rare for things like to sink prosecutions; basically the cops have to have lied, there has to be evidence, and the judge has to agree there was a violation. Practically speaking these rights don't exist, and if they do they really only exist for upper-income people.