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Linked: Facebook Cooperated With Law Enforcement in an Abortion Case. Did it Have a Choice?
However, the article below goes on to note that Meta has options. It could create hurdles, it could delay and fight it. Neither of those would likely make much difference in the grand scheme.
Eva Galperin from the EFF, though, offers the best solution. She points out that tech companies can’t turn over what they don’t have.
It’s the collection. It’s the lack of end-to-end encryption. It’s all the information they keep about all of us forever. If they didn’t do that, it wouldn’t exist to be turned over.
They made a choice, and anyone using their services to communicate private information made theirs.
Links (weekly)
Hitting the ‘Like’ Button for X1 Social Discovery tags: LitSupport MM What Causes Lawyers to Over-Preserve? tags: LitSupport MM Fail-Safe Privilege Protection: The Clawback Agreement tags: LitSupport MM The End Of The Global Internet? Google’s Blogger Starts Using Country-Specific Domains To Permit Local Censorship tags: Tech MM e-Discovery Training Icebreakers tags: LitSupport MM Announcing Social…
In-House Discovery?
I’ve seen opinions on law firms doing e-discovery processing or collections in house, as opposed to farming that work out to a vendor that are about as varied and strongly held as the Presidential election. Some people think it’s a great value-add for clients, or even a revenue source, while others would never, ever, take…
What I’m Reading (weekly)
Everyone Wants You To Have Security, But Not from Them tags: MM Tech eDiscovery: Access We Can Do, Securing Data…Not So Easy tags: LitSupport MM Ennui: Have We Grown Weary of e-Discovery? tags: LitSupport MM FreeFileSync – Catastrophe Protection tags: MM Tech Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here. Follow these…
