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But is it worth the risk of bubbling up to a court that wants to make a precedence-setting stance against, say, the practice of copying/storing the data when th

But is it worth the risk of bubbling up to a court that wants to make a precedence-setting stance against, say, the practice of copying/storing the data when the feds will have little to gain if they win?

koolba 8y ago
Setting precedent by winning one court case would be a lot cheaper than settling N copy cat lawsuits.
- kodablah 8y ago
  True. But all that does is tell the system that each abuse is $X settling dollars instead which, while it might reduce the practice, won't stop it.