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Probably legal completeness. Think about it, log in to a windows computer there is probably an event log that gets updated. While checking browser history the h
by ben_jones 7y ago
Probably legal completeness. Think about it, log in to a windows computer there is probably an event log that gets updated. While checking browser history the history may be altered. Installing surveillance applications would modify the machine. Etc.
- Johnny555 7y agoInstalling surveillance applications Isn't this a huge problem? That the police can forcibly install surveillance applications in a news organizations computers.
- vokep 7y agoSeems the language needs to be specific then, or it allows for free manipulation of evidence. Something like, allowed to copy and if that has an unintended consequence of modifying the machine, that is fine so long as evidence is not destroyed.
- willsr 7y agoThis. Also covers deleted files being overwritten when new files are created.