Should the constitutionality of a law enforcement officer's restriction of livestreaming by an occupant of a seized vehicle during a lawfully initiated traffic stop be analyzed under a Fourth Amendment framework as opposed to a First Amendment framework?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED Should the constitutionality of a law enforcement officer’s restriction of livestreaming by an occupant of a seized vehicle during a lawfully initiated traffic stop be analyzed under a Fourth Amendment framework as opposed to a First Amendment framework? If the First Amendment analysis controls, is a policy which prohibits livestreaming by an occupant of a lawfully seized vehicle a reasonable time, place, and manner restriction?