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It _can_ be "not true" with a little effort. I have encrypted files stored on Dropbox, S3, GoogleDrive, and cloud hosted virtual servers. That is 100% "my data
by bigiain 5y ago
It _can_ be "not true" with a little effort.
I have encrypted files stored on Dropbox, S3, GoogleDrive, and cloud hosted virtual servers. That is 100% "my data" (only the GoogleDrive is a free service, but the technique applies anyway.
(I do agree with malwarebytess about the absurdity of the third-party legal doctrine applying to 21st century use cases like cell phone backups and cloud email and GPS location data from whatever random apps people have installed - stuff which was unimaginable when they gutted the 4th amendment in 1976...)