“Some police forces in England and Wales risk being “overwhelmed” by the volume of digital evidence being collected, the police watchdog has warned. Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary said many forces had a “significant gap” in digital skills. It said there were sometimes “unacceptable delays” in basic tasks like getting data off a mobile phone….
Mark your calendars now! I don’t know if that is like a Congressional declaration or anything, but no matter. What Dec. 1st will be, is a great day to tune in to some great webinars given by some really educated folks about the current state of eDiscovery, thanks to Exterro. There are even some in-person…
When it comes to employment and social media, the First Amendment does not apply. You can, in fact, get fired for what you write, post, and share online, and it is not a violation of your Constitutional rights. As HubShout’s June 2016 Social Media Conduct Survey found out, most people don’t understand the risks of…
“Zenith Media has released a forecast which says that mobile devices will account for 75% of global internet traffic in 2017. This is a jump from 40% in 2012 and 68% in 2016. The figures are established by looking at “mobile advertising and mobile technology in 60 key countries around the world. It forecasts the…
“From today, you’ll be able to use LastPass to manage all of your passwords across all of your internet-enabled PCs, tablets and phones, free of charge. Previously, use of the tool on an unlimited number of devices required a premium or business subscription.” You no longer have any excuse not to use a password management…
This was a weird thing to see on Twitter in a promoted ad the other day. Can I sue for defamation since none of this actually happened to me? 😉 Honestly, I am not a fan of being addressed by name in an online ad for something I have never heard of. Would you be?