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Or he could just use DuckDuckGo and not worry about random people trawling through his search history at all. This seems to be a pattern not limited to murder
by dontbenebby 7y ago
Or he could just use DuckDuckGo and not worry about random people trawling through his search history at all.
This seems to be a pattern not limited to murder cases. Not sure I like every divorce case and lawsuit being able to trawl through people's most private data (and have it entered into evidence).
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/y3mdbv/a-judge-just-ordered-google-to-hand-over-jussie-smolletts-searches-and-emails-to-a-special-prosecutor https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/y3mdbv/a-judge-just-order...
- jonas21 7y agoThe search history was found on his computer so it wouldn’t matter which search engine he used.
- deleted 7y ago[deleted]