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That is totally understandable, and I hope you don't get in trouble when law enforcement comes looking for your personal device that somehow got caught up in th
by phjesusthatguy3 7y ago
That is totally understandable, and I hope you don't get in trouble when law enforcement comes looking for your personal device that somehow got caught up in their list of devices to look for.
- scarface74 7y agoWhy do they need access to my device? The email is on the server.
- phjesusthatguy3 7y agoYes, and your device read the email, so now your device is in scope. It doesn't matter what else you did with your device and their data, they now have a reason to look through your device.
- scarface74 7y agoWould that mean if I were at a hotel and used their computer in a pinch to access the web client (not that I ever would - keyloggers) would that be in scope?
- phjesusthatguy3 7y agoProbably, but do you care when it isn't your device?
- brokensegue 7y agoPlease don't just copy and paste the same (FUD) comment all over the place
- phjesusthatguy3 7y agoI promise I won't pass along FUD
- brokensegue 7y agotoo late
- phjesusthatguy3 7y agoYeah, I can't downvote people either.
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- godshatter 7y agoIs this really high on your list of things to worry about? If someone doing something illegal sends me an email that happens to go to my work account that happens to be on my phone, law enforcement will just go to my employer. If someone sends me classified military secrets or something to my work account for some reason that gets sent to my phone, they can track me down, show me a warrant, and go to town. I rank that concern just above "what if I have a doppelganger that happens to be a spy and they get a hit on my face with facial recognition?" on my list of things to worry about.