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"or tangible document", not "or other tangible documents" which would imply the "records" and "documents" had to be tangible, which they do not. Files are regu
by mfoy_ 9y ago
"or tangible document", not "or other tangible documents" which would imply the "records" and "documents" had to be tangible, which they do not.
Files are regularly referred to as documents and all manner of data are referred to as "records", as a programmer. So if I deliberately made it harder for authorities to get into my browser history on my phone I'd possibly be guilty of "concealing" "records" which may have been relevant.