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I have no illegal or incriminating emails. So I'm not worried about that. What bothers me is that overly broad requests would see all sorts of my personal life
by 16s 15y ago
I have no illegal or incriminating emails. So I'm not worried about that. What bothers me is that overly broad requests would see all sorts of my personal life unrelated to the request. What pizza I ask my wife to order, private jokes I may share with my close friends, and things like that. Stuff that is my (and my family's) personal life.
None of that content is illegal or even unethical, but it's my personal data and I'm concerned that others will be looking over it or causing it to be some kind of public record because they are too lazy to filter out the unrelated stuff and just want to enter all of it as exhibit A.
I expect (hope) that strong laws will be introduced soon to address these issues. We're all in the same boat with cloud data and big corps being the gatekeepers.
- epc 15y agoYou don't get to decide what's illegal or incriminating, the court and justice system do. Just because you don't think it's incriminating doesn't mean it can't be used against you.