; and (2) may not be received in evidence or disclosed in any trial, hearing, or other proceeding in or before any court, grand jury, department, officer, agency, regulatory body, legislative committee, or other authority of the United States, a State, or a political subdivision of a State. (f) Procedures for searches and seizures of electronic devices at the border (1) Initiating a search or seizure Prior to initiating any search or seizure of an electronic device transported by an individual at the border pursuant to the authority under this section, the official of the Department of Homeland Security initiating the search or seizure shall— (A) obtain supervisory approval to engage in the search or seizure; and (B) record— (i) the nature of the reasonable suspicion or probable cause and the specific facts or bases for that determination; and (ii) the age, sex, country of origin, citizenship or immigration status, ethnicity, and race of the individual transporting the electronic device. (2) Conditions for a manual search (A) Presence of the individual The individual transporting the electronic device subject to a manual search shall be permitted to remain present during the search of the electronic device. (B) Scope of manual search A manual search— (i) shall be conducted by an official of the Department of Homeland Security manually, without the assistance of any electronic device or electronic equipment; (ii) shall be tailored to the reasonable suspicion recorded by the official of the Department of Homeland Security before the manual search began; (iii) shall be confined to documents, files, or other electronic information stored on the electronic device that could reasonably contain information or evidence relevant to a violation described in paragraph (3) and are accessible without the entry of any password, passcode, fingerprint, or other biometric identifier