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But according to the government, you don't have expectation of privacy for any personal data stored in the "cloud"
by awqrre 11y ago
But according to the government, you don't have expectation of privacy for any personal data stored in the "cloud"
- gknoy 11y agoThat may be true, but it doesn't help. Impersonating another person could plausibly be construed as accessing a system without permission -- a federal offense, I believe. Couple that with things that likely include classified information, if the director included that kind of thing, and anyone who accesses his account could be facing a very aggressive prosecution.
- awqrre 11y agoYou can't have it both ways if you are the government... it should be the same for everyone.