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I've also seen it written into business contracts with clients. Which makes it almost impossible to change, because doing so would require both sides to agree t

I've also seen it written into business contracts with clients. Which makes it almost impossible to change, because doing so would require both sides to agree to pay for an expensive (and irksome) exchange between their respective legal teams.

tracker1 6y ago
Working with govt agencies, this is somewhat painful. "Must be AES256 encrypted at rest." is one of my favorites.