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It’s damn near impossible to even get the government to setup a locked down file sharing folder for an active lawsuit using a platform like Box or OpenText that
by staticautomatic 6y ago
It’s damn near impossible to even get the government to setup a locked down file sharing folder for an active lawsuit using a platform like Box or OpenText that they already have in place unless someone relatively high up is committed to pushing it through IT. The justice system does not mess around. If you try to send, say, a casual Dropbox link to a DOJ employee, they typically aren’t allowed to even click on it.
- agumonkey 6y agoI came there believing "who cares" really but anytime there's money involved you step into the piranha bay. I heard even lawyers had to be followed around in the archive rooms.. some would snatch documents, or sniff whatever info they could to help their case. So yeah they have to be careful because people are trying to tip them over regularly. That said I naively plugged my phone on day 2 and their setup gladly accepted my device as a mtp mount (even loaded some drivers on the way). I had access to stuff I shouldn't.. you get a weird feeling of paranoia yet nothing that solid. It's a big mass with official titles of people trying to be serious.