> subpoena all communications I was wondering about the same issue, but now I'm curious if this could be the solution. With no privilege, is there any requirem

> subpoena all communications I was wondering about the same issue, but now I'm curious if this could be the solution. With no privilege, is there any requirement to store data? If not, can the app handle anything subpoena-worthy locally and without logs, then just phone home for something like "give me a Tenessee housing court non-return of security deposit filing with the following data filled in"? For that matter, what is the subpoena-worthy content? It looks like the major use case here is to provide information which would be immediately public in court anyway. If you're submitting photos of your parking job and saying "was I parked legally?", then yeah, that could show up on a subpoena. But if you're just saying "I have a ticket I think was illegal, which court do I fight it in using what form?", I don't see any risk.